Yes, I don't want to run Walter into bankruptcy though. ;) Honestly, I do think it would change the perception of the language in a beneficial way if one could say that the whole reference compiler infrastructure were _unquestionably_ open source.
On Nov 3, 2010, at 21:17, "Jérôme M. Berger" <jeber...@free.fr> wrote: > dsimcha wrote: >> == Quote from Christopher Bergqvist (quasiconsci...@gmail.com)'s article >>> Would it be possible to organize a "bounty" for having the backend released >>> u >>> nder an OSI-approved license? >> >> Vote++. I understand that this has worked in the past, though I don't >> remember >> off the top of my head what the project was. > > The first one I know of is Blender. I believe there have been a > couple of others since. > > Jerome > -- > mailto:jeber...@free.fr > http://jeberger.free.fr > Jabber: jeber...@jabber.fr >
