The on-line version of the German magazine C't reports that Microsoft has agreed with SCO to take over the UNIX rights. You can read the article (in German)
here.
It refers to an article in the Wall Street Journal that I can't find.
Is this for real? Wouldn't it be that MS just got one licence?
Although A-A-P currently only works on Unix, it will work on other systems later. MS-Windows should not be too difficult to support. I actually didn't try it yet... Mac would be a bit difficult, because it doesn't have a system() function. How do you run a compiler then?
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It refers to an article in the Wall Street Journal that I can't find.
Is this for real? Wouldn't it be that MS just got one licence?
Although A-A-P currently only works on Unix, it will work on other systems later. MS-Windows should not be too difficult to support. I actually didn't try it yet... Mac would be a bit difficult, because it doesn't have a system() function. How do you run a compiler then?