That github page says: "Nothing to see here yet. Move along." Are you sure you really uploaded it?
Re:BicaVM: A JVM in JavaScript
by robterrell on Friday November 11, 2011 @09:45AM
(#3224706)
I trusted the damn GitHub desktop app to do the work... and it's still spinning in that window. Damn GUIs. I've now committed it from the console.
The license file is gibberish
It clearly says that Orto is free for non-commercial use, but otherwise you need to contact them for permission. For all practical purposes, though, I think it's safe to consider it effectively public domain at this point.
Re:BicaVM: A JVM in JavaScript
by robterrell on Friday November 11, 2011 @12:23PM
(#3225335)
If you have a readable copy of the license, please send a pull request. The copy I have is high-ascii garbage.
I've made a rough translation of the license. As mentioned it's in Japanese. It's also kind of confusing. I'll send a pull request when I'm back at my desktop. (EDIT: Though of course, redistribution seems to break the condition at line #6).
1 Orto SDK is Free Software.
2 Copyright Kobayashi Yuu
3
4 Use and publication of applications produced by using Orto SDK
5 are free for both commercial and non-commercial purposes.
6 For other uses of Orto SDK, or for redistribution of the Orto SDK,
7 please contact [email protected] beforehand.
8
9 Due to lack of contract with Sun Microsystems,
10 Orto is Java-style but it is not Java. Orto is an independent language.
11 Java is a registered trademark of Sun Microsystems
12
13 The author is not responsible for any damages which may occur through use of Orto SDK
14 Furthermore, reverse engineering of Ordo SDK is prohibited.No, it's Japanese. I've never heard of Orto before but I can read the licence off your Github repo.
https://github.com/robterrell/orto/blob/master/docs/license....
http://ejohn.org/blog/running-java-in-javascript/
Edit: Seems to be missing from the web. I'm pushing my local copy to github:
https://github.com/robterrell/orto