The company that I work for has never had that policy. We have products for AIX, Linux and Solaris; while we charge per processor, it's never been our policy to charge per core.
We had to tweak things recently for our Linux products to understand about multi-core processors. Before we did that, we'd issue the users licenses that would be double the number of processors if they were using hyperthreading.
Wrong.
There is. Go to the faq page and look around. You'll find a link to the following page:
http://developer.apple.com/students/
$99 if you're under 18. Has some pretty hefty caveats, but for $99, you'd think so.
Slashdot Mirror
The company that I work for has never had that policy. We have products for AIX, Linux and Solaris; while we charge per processor, it's never been our policy to charge per core. We had to tweak things recently for our Linux products to understand about multi-core processors. Before we did that, we'd issue the users licenses that would be double the number of processors if they were using hyperthreading.
Wrong. There is. Go to the faq page and look around. You'll find a link to the following page: http://developer.apple.com/students/ $99 if you're under 18. Has some pretty hefty caveats, but for $99, you'd think so.