On Sun, Jan 06, 2002 at 01:04:21PM +0100, Arnould Nazarian wrote:

> As far as I understand, in SMSQ/E TT does test programming techniques
> which he thinks could possibly be patented. It seems possible to try to 
> patent very low level stuff as that is exactly what the company at 
> www.nexwave-solutions.com has in mind (Emmanuel Marty, their 
> programmer who met TT, did a very complete study of current OSes, see  
> http://tunes.org/Review/OSes.html where there also is a small paragraph 
> about the QL)
> 
> OTOH TT is also very aware that this leads to nowhere because he is
> alone on this path. However there is one developper who got the
> sources for SMSQ/E, named Marcel. How did Marcel get access
> to those sources? Did he sign a non-disclosure agreement? And how 
> many developpers in the QL world would be interested to see these
> sources?

Don't underestimate the effort it would take for TT to distribute
the sources to anyone who would wish to sign a non-disclosure 
agreement.

Bye
Richard

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