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FreeMarket project does not work with EL ...
it was mentioned that they want someone to write
that part of the code ... so are many parts of
that project :)
Unlike VB, whose publisher MS chooses to make
VB definition a public information, EL is not
a public definition because when you bought TS
and break the seal of the package, you've
agreed to something about the proprietariness of
the OR company's properties ...
Its more like you have signed a non-disclosure :)
Just think that I've already made VB, Jscript,
and Delphi Script working in our NeoTicker, why
wouldn't we also made it compatible with EL?
We already demonstrate our capabilities in
integrating programming languages, so porting EL
is indeed piece of cake.
But we did the research and we understand the legal
limits.
Another language of the same category is Lingo
from Macromedia's Director software.
-Lawrence
--- Jack Griffin <jack_2231@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> --- Lawrence Chan <stnahc@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
> >
> > The answer is none.
>
> Lawrence, why do you not at least count one product
> (FreeMarket)?
>
> >
> > If any company or people tries to do that,
> > they are asking for legal trouble from Omega :)
>
> Are you sure? I don't see any laws broken by making
> a
> compiler compatible with Easylanguage. If what you
> say were true and you wanted a
> VisualBasic-compatible
> compiler you would be stuck with Microsoft, no?
> Just
> did a google search. See
>
http://http://www.jugs.org/jfs/98/abstracts/C1_Jungmann/gamelan.html
> . You are not stuck with Microsoft. So going from
> that one data point I am going to have to assume
> there
> is a good chance are wrong here.
>
> Jack
>
>
>
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