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Finding the code in questionFinding the code in questionPosted Jun 8, 2003 12:20 UTC (Sun) by minichaz (guest, #630)Parent article: Notes from the SCO conference call _If_ there is code that has been copied from system 5 UNIX that includes the comments from the original and SCO will not tell the community where it is, should it not be easy for us, or a big company with Linux interests (eg IBM), to find it? My understanding is that a large amount of the system 5 code is out in the wild, or that at least IBM, Novell and others have a copy of it, so would not a simple shell script that parses the system 5 code, extracts all the comments, and then searches for them in the Linux kernel code be easy to implement? Why has this not been done? Am I missing something?
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