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Authored by: mschmitz on Sunday, April 22 2012 @ 12:01 AM EDT |
But what is it that Oracle claim? The independent implementation in Harmony?
According to traditional views of copyright, it's an independent work, not a
derived one, not a copy.
Does looking at the API specification document while coding the implementation
(clean-room, as Google stipulated) now suddenly make Googles APIs, or Harmony, a
derived work? (Oracle's API wasn't copied into Google's - the fact that they are
near indistinguishable is a result of being written to the same specification.)
The compiler doesn't resolve anything BTW - ld does.
-- mschmitz
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Authored by: Anonymous on Sunday, April 22 2012 @ 08:48 AM EDT |
sorry, small nostalgia moment.
Write to a ROM address, disable system ROM, fire NMI.Pwned!.
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