novox/hq issue 107, host half. A declaration's only identity was the digest of its bytes: a host could say "not the last" and could not say "older". On the link nothing refused an older one at all, and the drain picked the last to arrive.
A declaration may now carry a sequence. A host refuses one lower than what it kept, whole, and says why; the drain keeps the highest in a batch rather than the last to arrive.
Only when both sides claim an order. Absent reads as zero — no ordering claimed — so a controller that sends none is understood and a host that kept one before it understood them compares nothing. Hosts go first, the controller follows.
make check clean.
novox/hq issue 107, host half. A declaration's only identity was the digest of its bytes: a host could say "not the last" and could not say "older". On the link nothing refused an older one at all, and the drain picked the last to arrive.
A declaration may now carry a `sequence`. A host refuses one lower than what it kept, whole, and says why; the drain keeps the highest in a batch rather than the last to arrive.
**Only when both sides claim an order.** Absent reads as zero — no ordering claimed — so a controller that sends none is understood and a host that kept one before it understood them compares nothing. Hosts go first, the controller follows.
`make check` clean.
novox/hq 04-ISSUES/107. A declaration's only identity was the digest of
its bytes: a host could say "not the last" and could not say "older". On
the link, nothing refused an older one at all, and the drain picked the
last to arrive — wrong exactly when it mattered, a backlog drained out of
order or a broker that split a burst.
A declaration may now carry a sequence, one higher per send. A host
refuses one lower than what it kept, whole, and says why. The drain keeps
the highest sequence in a batch rather than the last to arrive.
Only when both sides claim an order. Absent reads as zero — "no ordering
claimed", not "first" — so a controller that sends none is still
understood and a host that kept one before it understood them compares
nothing. That is what lets hosts go first and the controller follow, which
is the order 087 says a new field needs.
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novox/hq issue 107, host half. A declaration's only identity was the digest of its bytes: a host could say "not the last" and could not say "older". On the link nothing refused an older one at all, and the drain picked the last to arrive.
A declaration may now carry a
sequence. A host refuses one lower than what it kept, whole, and says why; the drain keeps the highest in a batch rather than the last to arrive.Only when both sides claim an order. Absent reads as zero — no ordering claimed — so a controller that sends none is understood and a host that kept one before it understood them compares nothing. Hosts go first, the controller follows.
make checkclean.