daniel@vmucnam.UUCP (Daniel Lippmann) (12/10/88)
Hello, who knows if it is possible to obtain the source-code of an Oberon compiler ( where,how,price,....) ? daniel ( mcvax!inria!vmucnam!daniel) -- daniel ( ...!mcvax!inria!vmucnam!daniel) ---------------------------------------------- C.N.A.M Laboratoire d'Informatique Daniel Lippmann 292 rue Saint-Martin 75141 Paris cedex 3 FRANCE (FAX=42 71 93 29)
hoelzle@Portia.Stanford.EDU (urs hoelzle) (12/11/88)
Oberon is an experimental system and is currently not intended for distribution. For an official statement you'll have to ask ETH, of course, but I'm pretty sure you will get exactly this answer. The standard source license fee for software developed at ETH is US$ 1000; this is probably what you will have to pay once it becomes available. -Urs
dan-hankins@cup.portal.com (Daniel B Hankins) (12/11/88)
In article <576@vmucnam.UUCP> daniel@vmucnam.UUCP (Daniel Lippmann) writes: >Hello, who knows if it is possible to obtain the source-code of >an Oberon compiler ( where,how,price,....) ? Second this request. I'd very much like to get ahold of Wirth's source and port it to the Amiga. Since it was developed at ETH as research, it would seem to make sense that it might be in the public domain. Or does Wirth license all his code? Dan Hankins