I agree with Thiago, John and others. If the code is generated by some tool
then that tool should also become "public and free" (option #1). Option #2
would be the next preferred option. I would not support option 3.
BTW, does the code generator run on a Linux based platform (e.g. Ubuntu,
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Another option is a bit more involved, but it might be the best available.
Generators are good for early testable code. Done. If we go in the direction
of option 2, we should take it one step further and reorganize the code to be
more maintainable. Such a process has many characteristics of r
I agree with John. If at all possible, #1 would be awesome, and it
would be worth exploring what it would take to make it public/free.
#2 is definitely something I would be OK with, but if the generated code
isn't very maintainable, we might be better off just scrapping the code
if we can't do
" make the generator public and free software "
I think saying why the generator can't be made "public and free" would be a
valuable contribution to this discussion. That knowledge will impact options 1
and 3.
" No one will ever regenerate using the closed tool again."
I've seen unmodifiable
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On Thursday 22 January 2015 10:55:37 Keane, Erich wrote:
> I agree with John. If at all possible, #1 would be awesome, and it
> would be worth exploring what it would take to make it public/free.
>
> #2 is definitely something I would be OK with, but if the generated code
> isn't very maintaina
On Thursday 22 January 2015 11:20:35 you wrote:
> Hi Thiago,
>
> Please refer to my comments below.
Hi June and others
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On Thursday 22 January 2015 16:55:03 Lankswert, Patrick wrote:
> A large portion of the code was created by a code generator. The code
> generator currently cannot be released as open source. The concern a number
> of people have is that this code base cannot be modified by the open source
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