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by williamcotton
1111 days ago
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That’s not actually how it works. Purely functional code, such as code that it written in a certain way to achieve maximum performance, is not deemed expressive and therefore not covered by copyright. This code would be covered by patent. |
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in simpl terms:
mov bax eax ; an obvious function; no IP
mov eax eax ; seems useless unless you know what de-referencing is. probably IP
this is of course example not considering granularities at level of patents on a language, or macro directives