[9fans] namespace or file name space?

[9fans] namespace or file name space?

[okamoto]

>namespace is the best.  you can say file name space if you want but
>I would prefer namespace.

Then, I'll follow you.
Thanks

Kenji

[9fans] namespace or file name space?

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namespace is the best.  you can say file name space if you want but
I would prefer namespace.
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This is just concerned with terminology of a concept in Plan 9.

In the papers where "file hierarchy" are concerned, the term "file name space"
is used.  On the other hand, Programmer's Manual Volume 1 says
namespace(4) and namespace(6).  Can I use those words with the same
meaning?

Kenji
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[9fans] namespace or file name space?

[okamoto]

This is just concerned with terminology of a concept in Plan 9.

In the papers where "file hierarchy" are concerned, the term "file name space"
is used.  On the other hand, Programmer's Manual Volume 1 says
namespace(4) and namespace(6).  Can I use those words with the same
meaning?

Kenji