Taking Dan's reply into consideration, maybe I should rephrase my
earlier reply. I meant to say that the engines, compilers and
interpreters are copyrighted, not the languages themselves.
Mark
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Op 22-jul-2006, om 20:11 heeft Dan Shafer het volgende geschreven:
IIRC, HyperTalk syntax was not copyrighted. I have a vague
recollection of
asking Bill A that question at one point and I think that was his
answer.
There are no copyright notices anywhere that pertain to xTalk
syntax that
I've been able to find. I know the guys at Spinnaker (and their
successor,
Format Software GmbH) did not pay Apple or anyone else royalties
for use of
the language syntax. Doesn't mean Apple couldn't have asked or
required it,
though.
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