hi all,
i make a portage of my basic compiler into Qnx RTP
it’s not a commercial product
it’s a shareware product available on BeOS
If i distribute this product to Qnx users.
I can distribute this program without any problem ? or need a licence from
Qnx ?
thanks,
bye
If you don’t distribute QRTP with your application
you can do whatever you want 
You can even submit your program to Tucows
“rgb” <rgb@free.fr> wrote in message news:90o59p$lhs$1@inn.qnx.com…
hi all,
i make a portage of my basic compiler into Qnx RTP
it’s not a commercial product
it’s a shareware product available on BeOS
If i distribute this product to Qnx users.
I can distribute this program without any problem ? or need a licence from
Qnx ?
thanks,
bye
You are of course free to distribute your program as you wish; in fact,
I would suggest that you contact QSSL, and see if they would be
willing to place your compiler in the “public software” section of the
RtP FTP repository (being that a basic compiler would be of general
interest).
Oh, and as a RtP user, I thank you for your efforts in porting your
product 
“rgb” <rgb@free.fr> wrote in message news:90o59p$lhs$1@inn.qnx.com…
hi all,
i make a portage of my basic compiler into Qnx RTP
it’s not a commercial product
it’s a shareware product available on BeOS
If i distribute this product to Qnx users.
I can distribute this program without any problem ? or need a licence from
Qnx ?
thanks,
bye
In article <90o6ui$6as$1@nntp.qnx.com> Mario wrote:
If you don’t distribute QRTP with your application
you can do whatever you want >You can even submit your program to Tucows
This is true only for freely distributed programs. If
you are developing a software program which you plan to sell
then you should look into the QNX ISV (Independant Software
Vendor) program where you can buy a development seat for
QRTP which will allows you to freely re-sell your Neutrino
software. This is not required for people distributing
free software.
Before anyone asks … no I don’t know any of the details
(such as cost of the program, how cross development of software
works etc) … just that we have a program for commercial
software developers.
Thomas
“rgb” <> rgb@free.fr> > wrote in message news:90o59p$lhs$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
hi all,
i make a portage of my basic compiler into Qnx RTP
it’s not a commercial product
it’s a shareware product available on BeOS
If i distribute this product to Qnx users.
I can distribute this program without any problem ? or need a licence from
Qnx ?
thanks,
bye
I think the supreme court will need to rule on that posting, since
there is a contradiction between “not commercial” and “shareware”.
My in-built bias, led me to interpret “shareware” as “freeware”…
“Thomas Fletcher” <thomasf@qnx.com> wrote in message
news:90ol8q$di1$2@nntp.qnx.com…
In article <90o6ui$6as$> 1@nntp.qnx.com> > Mario wrote:
If you don’t distribute QRTP with your application
you can do whatever you want >You can even submit your program to Tucows
This is true only for freely distributed programs. If
you are developing a software program which you plan to sell
then you should look into the QNX ISV (Independant Software
Vendor) program where you can buy a development seat for
QRTP which will allows you to freely re-sell your Neutrino
software. This is not required for people distributing
free software.Before anyone asks … no I don’t know any of the details
(such as cost of the program, how cross development of software
works etc) … just that we have a program for commercial
software developers.Thomas
“rgb” <> rgb@free.fr> > wrote in message news:90o59p$lhs$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
hi all,
i make a portage of my basic compiler into Qnx RTP
it’s not a commercial product
it’s a shareware product available on BeOS
If i distribute this product to Qnx users.
I can distribute this program without any problem ? or need a licence
from
Qnx ?
thanks,
bye
hi all,
i make a portage of my basic compiler into Qnx RTP
it’s not a commercial product
it’s a shareware product available on BeOS
If i distribute this product to Qnx users.
I can distribute this program without any problem ? or need a licence from
Qnx ?
thanks,
bye
rgb, I am interested in one thing,
what did you do for:
X$ = INKEY$
Do you use BIOS interrupts ?
What about graphic display ?
screen 12
line (10,10)-(40,40)
I have made a free LGPL port of console Basic stuff
http://j2k.sourceforge.net/src/j2k/Fred/Bios/ANSI.hpp
Locate
QBColor
Cls
Center
etc.
It works great on any ANSI console.
Pretty nice for debugging code.
Cheers!
Fred.