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Can't remember if he was talking about the first, or the second version of the LPL, but in any case, around the same time-frame (can't remember exactly when eit

by 4ad 11y ago

Can't remember if he was talking about the first, or the second version of the LPL, but in any case, around the same time-frame (can't remember exactly when either) the compilers were available under the MIT license, distributed as part of Inferno (Inferno generally is GPLv2/commercial, but the compilers were MIT).

EdiX 11y ago
He's talking about the current version. The first version was rejected by OSI.
- 4ad 11y ago
  It might have been rejected by OSI, but it was used for several years.
  - EdiX 11y ago
    for several = 2, yes.