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That would be a sound reason for the things that were patented, but even the non-patented stuff didn't enjoy compatibility. w.r.t. patents, the only thing I've
by dataflow 4y ago
That would be a sound reason for the things that were patented, but even the non-patented stuff didn't enjoy compatibility.
w.r.t. patents, the only thing I've heard of having been patented is SEH (by Borland, presumably after seeing GCC wasn't implementing the then-patent-less SEH), and even that I'm not sure about the relevance of. (I saw it in the context of WINE, which has to implement the OS-side of it, not the compiler side.)