James, I have been on leave for 2 days.
> > I have included some attached files with are the IP of the company I > > work for. > > > > I'll send a copy without the files to the mailing list separately. Can > > you please treat these files as confidential and delete them when you > > have finished with them. I'm being super paranoid here, but want to give > > my employers some peace of mind. > > Please don't do this! I don't want to see your confidential > material, and neither should you be forced to divulge it in order to > get help. > > Instead, use the file "testutils/mogrify.awk" in the CSSC distribution to > delete the actual body lines of the SCCS files. That will expunge the > problematic content of the files. The comments are left intact however, > so please double-check those for any information you wouldn't want to be > made public. That sounds like a better solution. In actual fact the amount of proprietary code is tiny and would be totally useless without the other 13,000 odd files. I probably won't get back to this until 3 weeks hence, unfortunately. But will definitely will follow it up. > > I think you should be able to reproduce the behaviour you're talking > about on the "mogrified" version of the files. > > Please note also though that the GNU Project prefers not to use the > term "Intellectual Property" as it represents a confusion between two > concepts that are in fact distinct; see > http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/words-to-avoid.html#IntellectualProperty for > a brief explanation. Thanks, I'll have a look at it. I have a lot of respect for the opinions of the FSF. > > Thanks, > James. Geoff _______________________________________________ cssc-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/cssc-users
