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It was in fact added to the EULA.txt file in 11.6. The header says it was updated October 8, 2021. % diff EULA.txt-11.5 EULA.txt-11.6 |grep -2 trans >
by Aloisius 3y ago
It was in fact added to the EULA.txt file in 11.6. The header says it was updated October 8, 2021.
% diff EULA.txt-11.5 EULA.txt-11.6 |grep -2 trans
> 8. You may not reverse engineer, decompile or disassemble
> any portion of the output generated using SDK elements for
> the purpose of translating such output artifacts to target
> a non-NVIDIA platform.
That said, I believe 11.6 was released in January, 2022.
- dotnet00 3y ago>That said, I believe 11.6 was released in January, 2022. Ah that's right, the Dec 2021 timestamp was for 'last modified', but 'created' is Jan 2022.
- aneutron 3y agoThis clause would absolutely not fly in a French court, and IANAL but IIRC US case law does allow for reverse engineering for interoperability.
- AstralStorm 3y agoEmulation via an API wrapper is neither of these though.