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New "lldb" Debugger
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| I'm happy to announce a great new
| subproject of LLVM: LLDB. LLDB is a modern
| debugger infrastructure which is built
| (like the rest of LLVM) as a series of
| modular and reusable libraries. LLDB builds
| on existing LLVM technologies like the
| enhanced disassembler APIs, the Clang ASTs
| and expression parser, the LLVM code
| generator and JIT compiler.
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http://blog.llvm.org/2010/06/new-lldb-debugger.html
How a Test Suite Can Help Your Open Source Project Grow
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| Use these test suites to your advantage, as
| simulators like them can also help create
| an organic "buzz" around the project as
| well. Include the developers' names on the
| open-source software license, too. That
| will also help.
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http://www.pbs.org/idealab/2010/06/how-a-test-suite-can-help-your-open-source-project-grow153.html
[Harald Welte:] My take on the FSF action against Apple over GNU Go
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| I personally very much support the action
| the FSF has taken. Anyone involved in
| distribution of copyrighted material is
| required to do due diligence on checking
| that he actually has a license to do so.
| This is not really related to the GPL.
|
| Yes, this means that I can take GPL
| enforcement action to a retail store that
| is selling/distributing infringing
| products, and I can make them provide a
| declaration to cease and desist from
| further infringements. Of course, that
| declaration would only be valid for this
| single retail store. This is why in our
| gpl-violations.org work, we always try to
| go after whatever entity is responsible for
| the majority or all of those infringements,
| rather than after a single store owner.
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http://laforge.gnumonks.org/weblog/2010/06/11/#20100611-apple_go_gpl_distribution
Recent:
FSF: Apple's iTunes Store terms of service at odds with GPL
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| The Free Software Foundation is up in arms
| over Apple's iTunes Store Terms of Service,
| suggesting that these terms fundamentally
| conflict with the terms of the GNU Public
| License. The foundation has warned Apple
| that a version of GNU Go distributed by the
| App Store makes Apple liable to comply with
| GPL terms that allow free sharing of code,
| but warned that its "Usage Rules" violate
| those terms. The fallout could potentially
| affect any app that uses GPLed code.
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http://arstechnica.com/apple/news/2010/05/fsf-apples-itunes-store-terms-of-service-at-odds-with-gpl.ars
Apple's GPL Snafu and Opportunity
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| Apple is finding itself on wrong end of the
| Free Software Foundation (FSF). An iPhone
| port of GNU Go has made its way into the App
| Store, which is all good â except that the
| terms of the App Store conflict with the GNU
| General Public License.
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http://ostatic.com/blog/apples-gpl-snafu-and-opportunity
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