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I see a bunch of stuff in their github (https://github.com/ibm-swift https://github.com/ibm-swift), but not the language implementation itself. Does anyone know

by cheriot 10y ago

I see a bunch of stuff in their github (https://github.com/ibm-swift https://github.com/ibm-swift), but not the language implementation itself. Does anyone know what its license is?

psuter 10y ago
Do you mean https://github.com/apple/swift https://github.com/apple/swift ?
- hellofunk 10y ago
  The post is about IBM's Swift implementation.
  - supster 10y ago
    Swift, the language, is from Apple. IBM simply has built a bunch of tools for Swift and would like to sell consulting services around them.
    - hellofunk 10y ago
      Yes, but I thought the question you replied to was about IBM's implementation, and thus their github page for it.
      - stepanhruda 10y ago
        What? They don't have their own implementation...
        euyyn 10y ago
        I've heard they ported GCD to Linux, though. Would love for that to be open-source.
        alblue 10y ago
        It already is, and IBM did do a lot of the work in porting it: https://github.com/apple/swift-corelibs-libdispatch https://github.com/apple/swift-corelibs-libdispatch
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cheriot 10y ago
Edit: My mistake. I read "IBM’s official introduction of IBM Bluemix Runtime for Swift" as IBM writing their own Swift implementation like they did for Java a while back.