I am an "old" computer engineer & programmer, not old enough to have a punch card story but old enough to - have owned a Zx-81 - programmed in Motorola 6809 assembler - remember when 64K was lots of RAM - fixed a hard disk by replacing the platter
Tuesday, May 01, 2007
Dynamic Language Runtime Source Code
In my previous post I said I was unsure what license Microsoft's DLR was released under. But in this blog post from Jim Hugunin, I discovered it is released under the same license as IronPython 2.0 - the BSD-style Microsoft Permissive License. This means there is access to the source code for DLR. Currently the DLR source is shipped with source code distribution of IronPython 2.0 Alpha 1.
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