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<div class="">2019. 5. 2. 오후 9:27, Alex Afanasyev <<a href="mailto:cawka1@gmail.com" class="">cawka1@gmail.com</a>> 작성:</div>
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<blockquote type="cite" class="">On May 2, 2019, at 12:33 AM, 김학서 <<a href="mailto:tuple@etri.re.kr" class="">tuple@etri.re.kr</a>> wrote:<br class="">
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I’m reading the NDN Packet Format v0.3 Transition Plan. In the CanBePrefix Switchover section, it is described as follows.<br class="">
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This step discourages the use of CanBePrefix=1 to improve network performance. <br class="">
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1. What intention do you use the “discourages” in the sentence above? Could you elaborate a bit?<br class="">
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This is not exactly a correct word. What is meant here is that the default setting when the flag is not set is to treat the Interest as a request for the exact name data. And the whole point is to emphasize that library setting switch to follow the semantics
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2. Can I use the CanBePrefix flag in my new applications?<br class="">
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3. You mentioned performance degradation in the sentence above, do you have any test results about performance of CanBePrefix? If you have it, can I get it?<br class="">
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It is based on a simple fact that finding data by exact name is simpler (1-step process, if considering hash table implementation) than finding data that matches interest prefix (multiple matches).<br class="">
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HS Kim<br class="">
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