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There are often licensing issues (e.g. with third-party libraries) that make it more trouble than it's worth for those companies. Not to mention proprietary to
by facorreia 10y ago
There are often licensing issues (e.g. with third-party libraries) that make it more trouble than it's worth for those companies.
Not to mention proprietary tools required for building, pipeline, etc. -- that is, IF they still can locate the source and IF it's even possible to build it other than in the special "build machine" they used to use.
- Iv 10y agoThey could at least issue a statement saying reverse engineering is ok from their point of view.