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Only if it's it's statically linked. If it's dynamically linked, all they need to do is release the source. EDIT: There are also makefiles provided in the rel

• spoondan 15y ago
  There are also makefiles provided in the release. Are you sure there's a working build system included? There's a file named "Makefile", but it just includes "../Makefile.shared", which--as far as I can tell-isn't included. There's no XCode project file to be seen, so the build directions on webkit.org don't seem operative. Are you actually able to build this?
  • cube13 15y ago
    It appears that there is a "make-generated-sources.sh" script that appears to kick off DerivedSources.make. That looks like it's actually the makefile for the entire thing. Unfortunately, I don't have access to my mac at the moment to actually tell you if this works.
    • spoondan 15y ago
      The 'make-generated-sources.sh' script does exactly what its name says. It creates source files. Take a closer look at DerivedSources.make: all of the (non-phony) targets (start of a line, before a colon) are .c and .h files. It never even invokes a compiler or linker, and doesn't even reference the vast majority of the code, so it certainly isn't a makefile for the entire thing. Also, you can run 'make-generated-sources.sh' on pretty much any Linux or UNIX (probably including Cygwin).