GCC and LLVM - What's in a licence?
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GCC and LLVM - What's in a licence?
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Re: GCC and LLVM - What's in a licence?
#2That's an incredibly badly written article. I fail to discern any intelligible point of view from the author.
Re: GCC and LLVM - What's in a licence?
#3Can we ban whoever submitted this article? For stupidity, if you must give a reason.
Re: GCC and LLVM - What's in a licence?
#4Two paragraphs per page and six pages? How about: "No more submissions from itpro.co.uk and any other sites that are obviously just advertising sites."
Re: GCC and LLVM - What's in a licence?
#5Two paragraphs per page and six pages? How about: "No more submissions from itpro.co.uk and any other sites that are obviously just advertising sites."
How about flagging it?
Re: GCC and LLVM - What's in a licence?
#6The two source links in the article: http://gcc.gnu.org/ml/gcc/2007-11/msg00460.html and http://gcc.gnu.org/wiki/GCC_Plugins
The article as a whole is terrible with a conclusion that really doesn't follow from the rest of the article. The only good thing about it is that gives me hope that I could crank out a website over the holiday break that is computer written articles based on links and get advertising dollars.
Re: GCC and LLVM - What's in a licence?
#7I still have no better understanding of what is in the license, or how that changes things...