>> >> The reason as I have indicated is the need to have a character count. > >I don't see any technical reason for this. We probably do need an upper >limit for the number of octets on the wire. > A lot of software have problems with buffer limits and the handling of unlimited string lengths. For this reason it good to have a upper limit. In my UDNS draft I set the length like this: A label is limited to a maximum of 63 character code points in UCS normalised using Unicode form C. The full name is limited to a maximum of 255 character code points normalised as for a label. This will not be fair to all languages, but will be quite fair for many languages and will set an upper limit for implementors to handle. Dan
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