I find this figure confusing. It starts out looking like a sequence
diagram, where time flows from top to bottom. But then overlayed on it
is a nested text outline that seems to interact with the sequence
diagram. Based on the outline numbering I expect the time sequence to be
2a,2b,3,4. but based on positioning within the sequence diagram it seems
that the order should be 2a,3,2b,4. I don't understand how this is
intended to be read.
2) MINOR: Section 6.2.1:
Is any persistent state assumed in this API or is it stateless? If state
is assumed, I would like to see the state model described.
3) NIT: Section 1: NIT
TEEs use hardware enforcement combined with software protection to
secure TAs and its data.
s/its/their/
4) NIT: Section 2: Device User:...
The last sentence is a fragment. Needs to be reworded.
5) NIT: IdNits
IdNits reports a couple of outdated references that need updating.
https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/review-ietf-teep-architecture-16-genart-lc-kyzivat-2022-04-04/
1) MINOR: Section 4.5, Fig 3
I find this figure confusing. It starts out looking like a sequence diagram, where time flows from top to bottom. But then overlayed on it is a nested text outline that seems to interact with the sequence diagram. Based on the outline numbering I expect the time sequence to be 2a,2b,3,4. but based on positioning within the sequence diagram it seems that the order should be 2a,3,2b,4. I don't understand how this is intended to be read.
2) MINOR: Section 6.2.1:
Is any persistent state assumed in this API or is it stateless? If state is assumed, I would like to see the state model described.
3) NIT: Section 1: NIT
s/its/their/
4) NIT: Section 2: Device User:...
The last sentence is a fragment. Needs to be reworded.
5) NIT: IdNits
IdNits reports a couple of outdated references that need updating.