The new GCC runtime library exemption
The new GCC runtime library exemption
Posted Jan 28, 2009 1:23 UTC (Wed) by Ze (guest, #54182)In reply to: The new GCC runtime library exemption by gmaxwell
Parent article: The new GCC runtime library exemption
>>But there are modified versions of LLVM which are not.
The LLVM cfront front end will take care of that (and I'll be really happy when c++ support matures for it.
The LLVM cfront front end will take care of that (and I'll be really happy when c++ support matures for it.
>>I was hopeful that it meant Adobe was releasing their Flash VM targeting code, since this would be VERY HELPFUL for projects like haXe and Gnash. Unfortunately the backend is all proprietary, and the Alchemy license professes to forbid all forms of reverse engineering (too bad, because it outputs many undocumented FlashVM opcodes).
So someone writes some code and compiles it using alchemy , and another person takes the source and the output and decompiles it.
Person A is complying with the license , whilst person B doesn't have too :)