Does it prevent you from distributing the code? I know the beta version of the next visual studio does... :/
- Bruce "Bahamut" Andrews
Napier, Kevin wrote:
Well the source sdk problably has a similar clause...so it's probably not a big loss. Afaik though the content is the same.
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afaik it is the licence terms of the Academic that prevents you from selling or gaining profit from any code you compile on it.
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