Stephen Lau wrote:
IANAL, but afaik, you'd be relatively safe reverse-engineering it from
outside. If you get help from @sun.com folks, you'll need to make sure
they haven't seen the libc_i18n sources before-hand. I don't know this
guarantee is made...
Bonnie?
Non-Sun people are free to work on whatever project they like. Any Sun
people who want to work on this particular project will have to talk to
their managers and legal because their participation will only be
possible if they can prove they have never seen the closed code.
If specifications are required, Sun people who know the code can write
specifications, but I have no idea whether anyone would be available to
do that work any time soon.
Bonnie
cheers,
steve
On Fri, Feb 02, 2007 at 10:17:56PM -0800, John Sonnenschein wrote:
By the way, if anyone from sun legal watches this forum, I'd like an overview
of what I am and am not allowed to do with the project (if the project is
approved)
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