Most of it looks like documentation and Java. The OS folder has 2.1 MB of source code, most of which is libraries (including O-scope and DB code) or platform-specific code (five platforms included).
Protectionism is normal. It is free trade which is the relative newcomer to the political scene. It has really only taken off in the last 50 years, since WWII. Free trade is disadvantageous to developing countries. We (the US) employed protectionist policies with abandon in the 1800s. I'm sure China has no love for free trade; free trade arguments were used to sell the Opium War.
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Most of it looks like documentation and Java. The OS folder has 2.1 MB of source code, most of which is libraries (including O-scope and DB code) or platform-specific code (five platforms included).
Protectionism is normal. It is free trade which is the relative newcomer to the political scene. It has really only taken off in the last 50 years, since WWII. Free trade is disadvantageous to developing countries. We (the US) employed protectionist policies with abandon in the 1800s. I'm sure China has no love for free trade; free trade arguments were used to sell the Opium War.
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