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Thank you Gary. You appropriately stated the point I was trying to
make better than I did.
I have heard that Ruggerio and some other company not related to
Rugerrio (I forgot who it is) are using VB for this. VB is very
popular and I was just giving it as an example of one of several
universally used languages that could be used if one wanted to move
away from EL to limit copyright infringement.
Some people are so quick to ridicule.
---- Begin Original Message ----
From: "Gary Fritz" <fritz@xxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thu, 31 Jan 2002 09:23:11 -0700
To: omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: RE: EasyLanguage protected by copyright ?
> repeat after me:
> VB is not a trading platform.
> VB is not a trading platform.
...
Neither is any OTHER generic language. EL itself, at least the
language part of it, isn't a trading platform either. It's the
underlying libraries and support that make EL/TS a trading platform.
If you want to move off TS and go to some other language, NO other
language is a trading platform by itself. You will have to write
lots of support infrastructure to replace the infrastructure provided
by TS. I suspect you could write that infrastructure in VB at least
as easily as you could in C++ or Perl.
Gary
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