Show an FSM for an implementation of readLine() that accepts lines that satisfy the actual RFC 2616
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The document outlines an implementation of the readline() function that adheres to the RFC 2616 definition, specifying CRLF as the end-of-line marker. It details input as a stream of characters and describes output actions which include creating a new buffer, appending characters to the buffer, returning the buffer, and reporting errors for illegal characters. The implementation aims to correctly process and manage lines of data according to standard HTTP protocols.
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Show an FSM for an implementation of readLine() that accepts lines that satisfy the actual RFC 2616
- 1. ShowanFSM for animplementationofreadLine() that accepts lines that satisfythe actualRFC 2616 definition:“HTTP/1.1 defines the sequence CRLF as the end-of-line marker”(RFC 2616, Section2.2). The input is the sequence ofcharacters inthe data stream. The output actions are createNewBuffer() // create anemptybuffer bufferChar() // append the next char to the buffer returnBuffer() // returnthe buffer erroneousInput() // report that the input contains illegalcharacters