On Tue, 30 Mar 2021 at 17:52, Xiao-Yong Jin wrote:
>
> ; xs=(a\
> b\
> c\
> )
> ; echo $#xs
> 3
> ; xs=('a'\
> rc: #d/0: syntax error
> ; xs=('a' \
> 'b' \
> 'c' \
> )
> ; echo $#xs
> 3
>
> The sequence of quote-backslash-newline somehow is not inter
What about code contributed to Plan 9 by people outside Bell Labs, have all
contributors agreed to have their contributions relicensed?
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Quoth dmtori...@edu.hse.ru:
> Greetings,
>
> My name is Dmitry Torilov, and I came to you from the GSoC website.
> I am delighted with Plan9, but I have never contributed to the project.
> I am very interested in the topic of porting go to arm, and I would like to
> work on it.
> I have experience
The transfer announced at the beginning of this thread only applies to
the code that originated at Bell Labs (i.e. 1ed, 2ed, 3ed, 4ed, etc.)
Any enhancements made externally (e.g. tls1.2) or new programs and
systems (e.g. abacus) carry whatever the respective authors have
released them under.
On
As pointed out on the 9front list: this is as it should be.
Sorry for the noise.
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> The transfer announced at the beginning of this thread only applies to
> the code that originated at Bell Labs (i.e. 1ed, 2ed, 3ed, 4ed, etc.)
>
> Any enhancements made externally (e.g. tls1.2) or new programs and
> systems (e.g. abacus) carry whatever the respective authors have
> released them
