Re:Statement Regarding the Zen Programming Language
by tyingq on Tuesday September 15, 2020 @11:39AM
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Surely the usefulness of what the compiler outputs is at least related to whether it's commercial or not.
If I forked GCC and made a version where the produced binaries would only run on the machine where the compiler ran, and removing that was a subscription...I'd call it a commercial product.
(Ignoring the GPL issues)
Re:Statement Regarding the Zen Programming Language
by lights0123 on Tuesday September 15, 2020 @11:59AM
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> only run on the machine where the compiler ran
clang is always a cross-compiler, including the versions shipped by Apple.
Can you do something completely unrelated to the question at hand without fulfilling requirements entirely unrelated to the question at hand? No.
That doesn't make the compiler commercial.
> Or to end users in some other way?
You can put your mac application on your website more or less as you've always been able to.