Internet C++ and Python?
Jürgen A. Erhard
juergen.erhard at gmx.net
Mon Jan 15 13:26:54 EST 2001
>>>>> "Mike" == Mike Müller <mmueller at dgfz.de> writes:
Mike> I just discovered something interesting in the German
Mike> “Linux Magazin” (12/200 p. 88). It is called Internet
Mike> C++ which is something like Java just for C++.
Mike> There is a virtual machine named icvm.
[...]
Mike> There seem to be some remaining problems:
Mike> - no support for shared libraries (yet)
Mike> - no threads (yet)
Mike> - no GPL but open source which is free for free OSes only (similar to
Mike> OpenMotif) and the source can only be changed with permission of the
Mike> original author (Information form “Linux Magazin” article by Tom Schwaller
Mike> (mentioned above) not from the IC++ homepage)
It's not GPL... and going by your description (haven't seen the
article, though I'm pretty sure I have the issue of the Linux
Magazin), it's also not Free Software/Open Source.
Which makes it completely uninteresting for me... and also in the
context of using it with Python, I think.
Bye, J
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