[Rd] Closed-source non-free ParallelR ?

[pax131]

Stavros Macrakis-2 wrote:
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> 
> I do not know of any compiler licenses that place restrictions on what
> you can do with code compiled under them, though I suppose they could
> in principle. The restrictions typically come if you link to libraries
> provided with the compiler.
> 
> 

These restrictions definitely exist. For example, you can not legally run
programs created with an educational version of a compiler in support of
commercial or governmental purposes. Intel provides free compilers for
non-commercial software development, with licenses that I think preclude the
use of any created programs for governmental purposes.
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