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I was looking for free dictionary data in my local language to use in a proprietary application that I'm working on, I found such data but in a GPL 3 licensed program on SourceForge, the data is available in XML files that is distributed along with the...
Started by Diaa Sami on
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Maybe you can persuade him without fee, who knows?.
proprietary license specially for you.
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I'm using the encode() method from the sun.misc.BASE64Encoder package. How do I suppress the compiler warnings that it generates?
sun.misc.BASE64Encoder is Sun proprietary API and may be removed in
And as a followup, why don't I see this warning in Eclipse...
Started by tomdee on
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Quick interim fix on Linux:
javac *.java 2>&1 | pcregrep -v -M ".*Sun proprietary API: "sudo apt-get install pcregrep")
The expression....
You could switch to a different Base64 to do so) .
Warnings
One of these disables the proprietary warnings.
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The compiler display warnings if you use Sun's proprietary Java classes. I'm of the opinion that it's generally a bad idea to use these classes. I read this somewhere. However, aside from the warnings are there any fundamental reasons why you should not...
Started by JamesC on
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Sun's proprietary Java classes.
Your code to special Java version and loose at least portability .
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I'm planning to write a C library which will act as an umbrella "wrapper" around several other libs. Some of the libraries will be GPL and some will be proprietary. Moreover, some of the libraries may not be available at compile time, so I plan...
Started by Steve on
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A licence exception to allow linking proprietary plugins) Submit those for inclusion in Debian, and don't mention about the proprietary stuff The main point is that your plugin system should be useful for free software, and not just be ....
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Hello guys, I've several people using the same proprietary software (at the same time, same installation), do I need an end-user license for each one or can I buy a multiple license (which, of course, would be cheaper) ?
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There are literally 10s of thousands....
It depends on the license.
But normally, when using license, you must buy one license per user .
Read the license, or go to their website and ask them the question directly .
It depends on the license the software have.
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Microsoft creates their windows and MFC DLL library, etc. An open source develop write a new MFC application and release the source code as GPL. The app has to link with the MS DLL/libraries to run in Windows, but I don't think anyone can argue that we...
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Consider a proprietary program that produces binary files for storage (e.g. .doc). Let's say a developer wants to write an open source program that reads those binary files. Is there anything to legally forbid him to do so and to distribute that code?...
Started by Morgoth on
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Go speak....
Often, they have deep pockets, and are just looking to bankrupt the developer .
The bigger the company, the more likely, even if they don't have a legally defensible position .
And they do.
Can a company take a developer to court
Yes, for anything .
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How would you setup an code repository where you have a proprietary version and an open source version, say like Chrome and Chromium?
With Git, would you use two branches or two repositories?
How would you keep the "private" version up to date with the...
Started by faB on
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If it were me, I would have two.
Move changes from open source repo to proprietary repo.
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There is a proprietary API that is built on top of C++. So it uses all the features of C++ and then has its own APIs. There are some APIs that function exactly the same as C++ API (like for malloc there is Stralloc), these APIs are provided for performance...
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C++ is notoriously difficult....
Do not try to write this from scratch.
I'm confused:
Is this a language implementation on top of C++ or just a set of APIs on top of C++?
If the latter, any normal C++ profiler will capture things like memory leaks and overflows .
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I am using a rather obsure, proprietary langauge called WIL/Winbatch that had an awful IDE (winbatch studio).
I would like to develop an alternative environment; however, without the ability to set breakpoints, step, and examine variables, there is really...
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Anyway, to actually answer your question, the difficult depends on whether it is a compiled or interpreted language and whether or not you have... .
Why are you tied so closely to this language? If it's not well supported, there are many others you can use .
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