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Yes, there is significant legal precedent for the practice. Sony v. Connectix, Inc. comes to mind. Team A directly reversed Sony's PS1 BIOS and gave the resulti
by EMIRELADERO 5y ago
Yes, there is significant legal precedent for the practice. Sony v. Connectix, Inc. comes to mind. Team A directly reversed Sony's PS1 BIOS and gave the resulting specifications to team B, which then implemented those in source code form.
- snickerbockers 5y agoNo, there's nothing about clean-room reverse-engineering in the sony v connectix decision. I suggest you read it.