tar or cpio?

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From: Moderator, John Quarterman
Date: Mon, 11 May 1987 04:47

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There have been three documents submitted to the IEEE P1003.1
Working Group recently regarding section 10:

N.043	April 22 1987	``X/OPEN Proposals to IEEE P1003.1,'' X/OPEN Group,
Section 3.25, ``Data Interchange format.''

N.048	April 15, 1987	``a proposal for a cpio format to be added to
Chapter 10,'' Lorraine C. Kevra, AT&T.

N.064	April 23, 1987	``Comments on 1003.1 N.048,'' Dominic Dunlop.

They're about a page apiece.  I may feel energetic enough to type them in.

Volume-Number: Volume 11, Number 11

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