[cap-talk] What are caps good for? "Encapsulation"?
POLAvs.confinement
David Chizmadia (JHU)
chiz at cs.jhu.edu
Sat May 8 09:49:50 EDT 2004
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jonathan S. Shapiro"
> On Fri, 2004-05-07 at 23:20, David Chizmadia (JHU) wrote:
> > As Shap explained
> > confinement to me in the context of EROS, it is actually
> > about ensuring that an agent can only interact with the
> > outside world through its specified interfaces - *AND THAT
> > THE OUTSIDE WORLD CAN ONLY INTERACT WITH THE AGENT THROUGH
> > THOSE SAME INTERFACES*.
>
> Shap didn't explain any such thing. Confinement only
> concerns *outward* communication. It makes no guarantees
> or claims about the whether the non-confined world is
> well behaved.
So what principle/mechanism provides the constraints that
allow EROS to make its IP protection claim?
-DMC
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