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Re: "conformance" vs. compatibility
From: |
Jim Meyering |
Subject: |
Re: "conformance" vs. compatibility |
Date: |
Mon, 03 Nov 2003 10:52:02 +0100 |
ari <address@hidden> wrote:
> The thread you mention does follow a similar discussion, but i don't
> believe it obviates my argument.
> I notice that the 'head' and 'tail' commands, in the latest version of
> coreutils, were modified to do away with the following options:
>
> -<number> (head, tail)
> +<number> (tail)
You must know by now that they haven't been `done away with'.
On systems claiming a certain degree of compliance to POSIX,
they are not recognized by default. However, as already discussed,
there are ways to enable the old behavior even on those systems.
- "conformance" vs. compatibility, ari, 2003/11/02
- Re: "conformance" vs. compatibility, Bob Proulx, 2003/11/02
- Re: "conformance" vs. compatibility, ari, 2003/11/02
- Re: "conformance" vs. compatibility,
Jim Meyering <=
- Re: "conformance" vs. compatibility, ari, 2003/11/03
- Re: "conformance" vs. compatibility, Jim Meyering, 2003/11/03
- Re: "conformance" vs. compatibility, Paul Jarc, 2003/11/03
- Re: "conformance" vs. compatibility, Jim Meyering, 2003/11/03
- Re: "conformance" vs. compatibility, Paul Jarc, 2003/11/03
- Re: "conformance" vs. compatibility, ari, 2003/11/04
- Re: "conformance" vs. compatibility, Paul Eggert, 2003/11/04
Re: "conformance" vs. compatibility, Paul Eggert, 2003/11/03