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Re: Will Monolithic Apps Dominate?
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In <[email protected]>, on 07/21/97
at 06:40 PM, Michael Stutz <[email protected]> said:
> Because software development for I2O peripherals is forbidden for
> nonmembers, the US$5,000 yearly membership dues will put individuals
> and small organizations out of the game. Members themselves are not
> permitted to disclose their source code, and Microsoft has veto power
> to drop any organization from the SIG. This makes a grim scenario for
> independent programmers.
Sounds like a text book example for a anti-trust lawsuit angainst
Microsoft, Intell & the I20 SIG.
I wonder what Watcom, Borland and a few of the other compiler manufactures
think about this.
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