> > Wow, so much code. This will take a while...
> >
> > (1) One quick note:
> > 1196 +MirTrustedSession* mir_trusted_session_create(MirConnection*
> > connection)
> > The pattern we use is "NAMESPACE_OBJECT_ACTION", so that should be:
> > MirTrustedSession* mir_connection_create_trusted_session(MirConnection*
> > connection)
> > Although since "session" was never an object in the client API before, the
> > word "trusted" is superfluous and could be removed. Even if only from the
> > public client API.
>
> It doesn't mean the same thing without "trusted". The TrustedSession is "the
> object" we are creating. A "trusted session" describes the trust relationship
> between mir [server] sessions.
> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Security/TrustStoreAndSessions
In retrospect, it's actually a "trust session". I'll change that.
> > Wow, so much code. This will take a while... session_ create( MirConnection* OBJECT_ ACTION" , so that should be: create_ trusted_ session( MirConnection* /wiki.ubuntu. com/Security/ TrustStoreAndSe ssions
> >
> > (1) One quick note:
> > 1196 +MirTrustedSession* mir_trusted_
> > connection)
> > The pattern we use is "NAMESPACE_
> > MirTrustedSession* mir_connection_
> > connection)
> > Although since "session" was never an object in the client API before, the
> > word "trusted" is superfluous and could be removed. Even if only from the
> > public client API.
>
> It doesn't mean the same thing without "trusted". The TrustedSession is "the
> object" we are creating. A "trusted session" describes the trust relationship
> between mir [server] sessions.
> https:/
In retrospect, it's actually a "trust session". I'll change that.