It doesn't emulate 9P (protocol); it is in fact the Plan 9 implementation.
The fan-in/fan-out of 9p connection is done by 9pserve (src/cmd/9pserve.c,
partially emulating the Plan 9 mnt driver. Servers publish a 9p endpoint,
and 9pserve is used to let multiple clients to establish 9p connections
On Thu, 29 Nov 2018 at 11:44, Mayuresh Kathe wrote:
>
> i apologise up-front for asking this on 9fans, but, how is acme and
> plumber and all it's utilities (including upas) made to work under
> non-plan9 systems via plan9port; on say something like linux or even mac
> os x?
>
> do they have some
On Thu, Nov 29, 2018 at 11:43 AM Mayuresh Kathe wrote:
> i apologise up-front for asking this on 9fans, but, how is acme and
> plumber and all it's utilities (including upas) made to work under
> non-plan9 systems via plan9port; on say something like linux or even mac
> os x?
>
> do they have
i apologise up-front for asking this on 9fans, but, how is acme and
plumber and all it's utilities (including upas) made to work under
non-plan9 systems via plan9port; on say something like linux or even mac
os x?
do they have some kind of user-level library which emulates 9p?
~mayuresh
