Marco Peereboom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >Some information will > >probably always require a non-disclosure agreement. Information that > >falls into that category is generally of a sensitive competitive nature, > >contains trade secrets or is related to unanounced or unreleased > >products. > I've had access to that information in the past as a result of an NDA with a former employer. Datasheets for the -current- products are all that is required. Datasheets for products in the sampling stage would be cool, but only if accompanied by boards =) > >Software licenses are generally restricted in the disclosure or source > >code reproduction rights. Hifn reserves the right to keep our source > >code proprietary. This should not affect the hifn(4) driver since that > >driver is programmed directly to the hardware and does not use Hifn's > > enablement software library. > I've seen hifn source code (previous employer NDA); nothing we could use anyway. I threw it away and used the datasheets. > The only person talking about hifn's proprietary code is you. If you showed > it to us, we would not bother looking at it. > Well, actually, I tried looking at it and realized that the quality of the datasheets made them far more useful, and I downloaded them from hifn.com w/out as much as signing in. Btw, hifn datasheets are VERY good, especially in comparison with your competition. --Jason L. Wright
