That's not completely true. The goverment can tap into your calls at a higher level. They don't need to detect the signals coming straight out of your phone.
they weren't using the phrase "Open Source", they were using the phrase "open source", in the same way that one can use the phrase "windows" but not "Windows".
There is also Standard ML: strongly typed, good module system, better implementation/interface separation then C++...
> I don't care to get into a fundementals of OO here since most people aren't interested, but for people who value the chance to have the compiler find many of their blunders and value the ability to express code in a generic fashion C++ is currently the only game in town.
That's not completely true. The goverment can tap into your calls at a higher level. They don't need to detect the signals coming straight out of your phone.
actually, they mention "conventional unixes" as a superior alternative, at least in terms of some of the stuff they mentioned.
..thus the beauty of protected mode.
they weren't using the phrase "Open Source", they were using the phrase "open source", in the same way that one can use the phrase "windows" but not "Windows".
There is also Standard ML: strongly typed, good module system, better implementation/interface separation then C++...
> I don't care to get into a fundementals of OO here since most people aren't interested, but for people who value the chance to have the compiler find many of their blunders and value the ability to express code in a generic fashion C++ is currently the only game in town.