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Tried looking in github, project-specific pages, wikipedia and still have no clue: What does OMR stand for? <something><something>runtime?
by appleflaxen 10y ago
Tried looking in github, project-specific pages, wikipedia and still have no clue:
What does OMR stand for?
<something><something>runtime?
- coldnebo 10y agoDoesn't seem to stand for anything (at least it's not defined in the project charter). If I had to guess at it: Open Meta-Runtime But I could see how that might be misinterpreted compared to their goals. Not all cap names are acronyms? https://projects.eclipse.org/proposals/omr https://projects.eclipse.org/proposals/omr
- forkandgrok 10y agoIt stands for Open Managed Runtime.
- rubyfan 10y agoIs the Open really open, as in acceptable license that won't hold it back from gaining adoption in OSS and Enterprise community - or - are there licensing, patents or other proprietary strings attached?
- sanxiyn 10y agoOMR is under Apache License. https://github.com/eclipse/omr https://github.com/eclipse/omr
- magaudet 10y agoOfficially, OMR is a meaningless title, like LLVM. Similar to LLVM, it once stood for something, but then we realized that it didn't actually match the project's 'charter' quite as well as we had hoped... but had grown fond of the name (also... finding new names is super hard). Original definition was 'Open Managed Runtimes', but we can do more than just managed runtimes with OMR technology, and so that seemed to sell it short.