digitalmars.D.announce - Phoenix---including M$'s free native backend
- Manfred Nowak (2/2) May 08 2007 http://research.microsoft.com/Phoenix/
- Bill Baxter (4/6) May 08 2007 So is it feasible to hook up DMD's front end to this? If not what's the...
- Dejan Lekic (1/1) May 08 2007 I was wandering the same.
- Sean Kelly (3/8) May 08 2007 I'm sure it is. Was going to try it myself, but I haven't had the time.
- Bill Baxter (5/16) May 08 2007 This is Microsoft we're talking about though. What's the catch?
- Pragma (4/22) May 09 2007 I was thinking the same thing. You need to sign up to download the SDK,...
- Manfred Nowak (3/5) May 08 2007 Just wondered that I haven't seen any posting on this.
- Marcio (5/11) May 09 2007 Related:
- Alix Pexton (4/7) May 09 2007 I'm not a liscence expert, but from my reading of the liscence for the R...
- Manfred Nowak (8/12) May 09 2007 True for the generated compiler. But I do not see any prohibition of
- Alix Pexton (4/7) May 10 2007 And what makes you think that it isn't?
http://research.microsoft.com/Phoenix/ -manfred
May 08 2007
Manfred Nowak wrote:http://research.microsoft.com/Phoenix/So is it feasible to hook up DMD's front end to this? If not what's the problem? --bb
May 08 2007
Bill Baxter wrote:Manfred Nowak wrote:I'm sure it is. Was going to try it myself, but I haven't had the time. Seanhttp://research.microsoft.com/Phoenix/So is it feasible to hook up DMD's front end to this? If not what's the problem?
May 08 2007
Sean Kelly wrote:Bill Baxter wrote:This is Microsoft we're talking about though. What's the catch? Is it 'free-but-you-have-to-EULA-away-rights-to-your-firstborn' or something? --bbManfred Nowak wrote:I'm sure it is. Was going to try it myself, but I haven't had the time. Seanhttp://research.microsoft.com/Phoenix/So is it feasible to hook up DMD's front end to this? If not what's the problem?
May 08 2007
Bill Baxter wrote:Sean Kelly wrote:I was thinking the same thing. You need to sign up to download the SDK, so I declined to look into it. -- - EricAnderton at yahooBill Baxter wrote:This is Microsoft we're talking about though. What's the catch? Is it 'free-but-you-have-to-EULA-away-rights-to-your-firstborn' or something? --bbManfred Nowak wrote:I'm sure it is. Was going to try it myself, but I haven't had the time. Seanhttp://research.microsoft.com/Phoenix/So is it feasible to hook up DMD's front end to this? If not what's the problem?
May 09 2007
Bill Baxter wroteSo is it feasible to hook up DMD's front end to this? If not what's the problem?Just wondered that I haven't seen any posting on this. -manfred
May 08 2007
Bill Baxter wrote:Manfred Nowak wrote:Related: http://www.cs.nyu.edu/leunga/www/MLRISC/Doc/html/ http://www.cs.virginia.edu/zephyr/vpo/ marciohttp://research.microsoft.com/Phoenix/So is it feasible to hook up DMD's front end to this? If not what's the problem?
May 09 2007
Manfred Nowak wrote:http://research.microsoft.com/Phoenix/ -manfredI'm not a liscence expert, but from my reading of the liscence for the RDK, it seems that it is for research only. If I'm understanding it right, that means that a compiler that is build or derived from the materials in the RDK cannot be distributed. OT: the installation balked on me, without giving a reason :( typical MS! A...
May 09 2007
Alix Pexton wroteit is for research only.non commercial academic usecannot be distributed.True for the generated compiler. But I do not see any prohibition of distribution for the executables generated by the generated compiler and no prohibition to use the generated compiler after the license for the compiler generator phoenix expired.OT: the installation balked on me, without giving a reason :( typical MS!RTFM: you need at least the C++ Express edition installed. -manfred
May 09 2007
Manfred Nowak wrote:And what makes you think that it isn't? whatever it is that is stopping it from installing, its not that :( A...OT: the installation balked on me, without giving a reason :( typical MS!RTFM: you need at least the C++ Express edition installed.
May 10 2007