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The source code, with all the stuff removed that was licensed or probably violated some patent or GPL restrictions would be pretty useless. It also suffers gre
by memsom 8y ago
The source code, with all the stuff removed that was licensed or probably violated some patent or GPL restrictions would be pretty useless.
It also suffers greatly from the lack of engineers working on it - as in some parts have a lot of comments, some nothing what so ever. Some parts look very well done, some parts less so.
Back in the day, I saw the code (those leaks were real) and one zip was able to fully compile (and this is where the PowerPC version of post R5.03 came from, I used to have it compiling on my old BeBox - long gone now) and the other was a much later version, but the zip was corrupt and half the files were garbled.
DISCLAIMER: No I don't have the code anymore, not that I would never share it if I did, and no, I have never worked for or contributed to the Haiku Project.