> > In this case, we have a legal problem. The Palm Kernel is licensed from
> > Kadak. Our license does not allow us to expose kernel services to 3rd
> > parties that do not also have a Kadak license. So if you 'just use' a
> > timer yourself, you're risking a lawsuit from Kadak.
>
> Hmmm, what did I miss? I've read the Palm OS 3.5 SDK license, and can
> find no reference to Kadak, nor to any agreement between Palm and any
> of its suppliers. How could Kadak sue me for using something that I
> find in the SDK?
>
> This is not sarcasm. I really want to know.
well.. in the API documentation is says "for system use only". now,
i dont know a better way to say "dont use this, or you will run into
problems".. surely, there is no legal clause about kadak in anything
i have read either.. so it would be a bit harsh for them to come
after you :P
az.
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