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This is known as a clean room process. In this case, you would not be at fault as you aren't held to the terms of the license. However the company doing the d
by derekp7 9y ago
This is known as a clean room process. In this case, you would not be at fault as you aren't held to the terms of the license. However the company doing the documentation may be in trouble, if the license forbids them to document the program functionality.
- mjevans 9y agoI don't feel like that should be something which /could/ get you in to trouble in a legal system focused on the good of the public.