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GPL, a general purpose language
ACM SIGPLAN Notices, 1969When studying a programming language, three questions must be answered: (1) Which entities does the language operate upon and which operations can it perform upon them? This is the questions of semantics. (2) How do we express what we want to say? This is the question of syntax. (3) How is the language realized? This is the question of implementation.
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Building distributed embedded systems with RTLinux-GPL
EFTA 2003. 2003 IEEE Conference on Emerging Technologies and Factory Automation. Proceedings (Cat. No.03TH8696), 2004Linux has revealed in the last few years as an appealing option for developing embedded systems but there are some extra requirements of embedded systems that Linux does not fulfill, such as real-time capabilities, file system size and specific hardware support. Real-time features can be achieved with Real-Time Linux GPL (hereafter RTLinux), which is a
Sergio Pérez 0003, Joan Vila
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The GPL, the Public Domain, and the Web
2009Abstract weaving the web, the story of his invention of the World Wide Web at CERN, Tim Berners-Lee describes how the Web technology came to be dedicated to the public domain. In the year preceding a March 1993 meeting of the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) in Columbus, Ohio, Berners-Lee “had been trying to get CERN to release the
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2009
Abstract Compared to the complexity and variability of EULAs, the Copyright Act is a model of simplicity and uniformity. If the software provider instead wishes to permit the use of an unlimited number of copies and the unrestricted transfer of copies, copyright law proides an even simpler concept.
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Abstract Compared to the complexity and variability of EULAs, the Copyright Act is a model of simplicity and uniformity. If the software provider instead wishes to permit the use of an unlimited number of copies and the unrestricted transfer of copies, copyright law proides an even simpler concept.
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GNU GPL Distribution Fees and their Limitations
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2006The GNU General Public License, one of the most popular licenses for software, allows distributors of software under the GPL fees only for the physical transfer of software. Much of the literature by its creator, Richard Stallman, however, indicates that there need not be any relationship between the actual costs experienced by the distributor and the ...
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Programming Languages: GPL, a truly general purpose language
Communications of the ACM, 1968A truly general purpose programming language, GPL, is described which contains facilities for constructing (within the language) new data types as well as facilities for operations performed upon them. The basic language is minimal in the sense that no basic element can be derived from the others with high efficiency in the object programs.
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2011
The enormous success of Linux in the consumer electronics industry has unfortunately led to a dramatic increase in license violations in devices. In this talk we will shortly look at the backgrounds of these violations, tooling to help uncover violations and what is needed to prevent future violations from happening.
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The enormous success of Linux in the consumer electronics industry has unfortunately led to a dramatic increase in license violations in devices. In this talk we will shortly look at the backgrounds of these violations, tooling to help uncover violations and what is needed to prevent future violations from happening.
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Bregman and GPL Losses: Identified or Not?
2016The Bregman class of loss functions is characterized by the property that the con-ditional mean is the unrestricted optimal forecast for any Bregman loss. Similarly,generalized piecewise linear (GPL) loss functions all give rise to a given quantile asthe unrestricted optimal forecast. Using the identification theory in Lieli and Stinch-combe (2013), we
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Efficiency Analysis of the Law and Order of the GPL
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2010The open source model, initially spawned by anti-proprietary ideology, was adopted by the software industry as a viable alternative to proprietary software. Along with the open source paradigm, commercial firms also adopted the GPL, a restrictive license that manifested the core objectives of the Free Software Foundation (FSF).
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