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I'm currently designing an inter-process method invocation system, where CBOR will be the main message encoding. I need to tag references to remote objects in the messages, but it seems silly to get a tag assigned in https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1UajnKeIx_piJsAGRz5YJprvfwrBUeSVykqwG_JQL9rk/edit?usp=sharing. Since the tag for object references will only be used in my system, it seems a waste of the tag code space if I try to register my tag in the IANA registry.
In the case like mine, I think it's a common practice to reserve a range of tag values for private use. I think I might write a spec and reserve a range of tag values from the registry, but it's better to have it specified in the main CBOR spec, IMHO.
What do you think?
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I'm currently designing an inter-process method invocation system, where CBOR will be the main message encoding. I need to tag references to remote objects in the messages, but it seems silly to get a tag assigned in https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1UajnKeIx_piJsAGRz5YJprvfwrBUeSVykqwG_JQL9rk/edit?usp=sharing. Since the tag for object references will only be used in my system, it seems a waste of the tag code space if I try to register my tag in the IANA registry.
In the case like mine, I think it's a common practice to reserve a range of tag values for private use. I think I might write a spec and reserve a range of tag values from the registry, but it's better to have it specified in the main CBOR spec, IMHO.
What do you think?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: