No, I think they're asking if we should have:<br><br>http_client-a<br>http_client-b<br>http_server-a<br>http_server-b<br><br>Josh<br><br><div><span class="gmail_quote">On 9/14/07, <b class="gmail_sendername">Daniel Killebrew
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Yes, different executables. If you read the spec more closely you will find:<br><br>2. The client should compile to a binary called http client.<br>3. The server should compile to a binary called http server.<br><br>=)<br>
Daniel<br><br>o x wrote:<br>> Part A and Part B of project 1 specify different client, server<br>> behaviors. Should we submit different executables that implement both<br>> the echo client/server and the pseudo-HTTP client/server specifications?
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