Phil Karn writes:
> So it appears that there is now a significant difference in the
> treatment of source code and object code, even object code compiled
> from open source already on the net. Am I correct?
Yes, but I don't see how it matters. Arrange for the crypto to happen
in an external p
Phil Karn wrote:
> So it appears that there is now a significant difference in the
> treatment of source code and object code, even object code compiled
> from open source already on the net. Am I correct?
Yes, it appears that you can post the source, can tell people
overseas how to compile the
So it appears that there is now a significant difference in the
treatment of source code and object code, even object code compiled
from open source already on the net. Am I correct?
If so, this could complicate the wholesale incorporation of crypto
libraries and applications as packages (e.g., .
I decided to ask the BXA all the anal questions about export of
crypto source code that I could think of, since we'll
probably run into every one of them in the next week around here.
So, I sent mail to Jim Lewis at BXA with a pile of questions,
and the answers are at
http://www.columbia.edu/~a
