We have some of the same issues, we will be using Julia code in a production environment, but at first, we will be hosting it, so we won't have the deployment issues. Deployment means that you will need to build your own version of Julia, without any GPLed code. There is a flag to do that.
On Thursday, August 27, 2015 at 11:36:44 AM UTC+2, bernhard wrote: > > Dear all > > We have some Julia code which we would like to "deploy" client side. > Installing Julia (and possibly dependencies) on the clients machine(s) > should not be an issue. There are however two important restrictions we > face: > 1. The client data (on which our code will work) cannot leave their IT > environment. > 2. We want to protect our intellectual property (i.e. our code) at any > cost. > > Is this feasible today? Or is it partially feasible (i.e. in a way such > that decompliation is possible only to a certain extent). > > I must admit that I do currently not even know whether compilation is > possible (I think it is not in 0.3.10) and until now I always copied the > raw Julia code to other machines when I needed to calculated something on > other machines. > > Bernhard >
