Author: Slater Wold
Date: 07:13:54 11/28/03
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USA law (from reading the SCO vs Linux crap) is 40%. If your program has 1,000 lines of code, and 600 of those lines are from Crafty, but 400 of them are 'original' (not renamed), you have your 'own' program. That just means Bob can't sue you. Not that the ICGA couldn't kick you out of its tournament. On November 28, 2003 at 05:00:49, martin fierz wrote: >just a short question: > >if i rip assembler stuff like popcount and firstone from the crafty source, but >the rest of my program is entirely different, am i doing something wrong? > >if i use the kogge-stone floodfill algorithms posted here by steffan westcott, >am i doing something wrong? > >how much foreign code is allowed? > >cheers > martin > >PS: i use a table-based popcount, not crafty's assembly code. i use a modified >version of crafty's lastone. i don't use steffan's floodfill code, but i plan to >give it a try.
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