Re: WG Review: CBOR Object Signing and Encryption (cose)

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I should clarify that my objection is to a working group IF a JOSE->CBOR
mapping is trivial enough, and if it's not trivial due to CBOR having a
different data model from JOSE, well, then there's Phillip's I-told-you-
so.

Also, COSE is predicated on constrained devices ("class 1"), and some
thought convinces me that it is true that [at least a profile of] CBOR
is easier to implement than JSON, but mostly that's a function of a)
being able to use base-2 number representations on the wire, and b) not
having to escape/unescape strings.  Decimal<->IEEE754 conversions are
easily the trickiest part of any decent JSON parser/encoder, so I'm
quire prepared to believe that CBOR is easier to implement on class 1
constrained devices.

Now, looking again at the WG proposal, there are deliverables that go
beyond merely mapping JOSE onto CBOR, so perhaps there is enough work
for a WG.  Therefore I retract my opposition.

Nico
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