Over 2 weeks ago I asked about this situation. No reply yet. I wouldn’t be so sure at this point.
I would really like some more transparency on this topic.
Over 2 weeks ago I asked about this situation. No reply yet. I wouldn’t be so sure at this point.
I would really like some more transparency on this topic.
Well, Rust is MIT + Apache 2.0, so they can do this. It isn’t copyleft.
Personally I consider it a a shame that rust and it’s ecosystem isn’t at least weakly copyleft (e.g. LGPL or MPL) though there are some good reasons not to use those specifically. (LGPL isn’t not well defined if you don’t use dynamic linking, MPL is younger than rust, but would have been an excellent fit otherwise). And the ecosystem follows the leader for the most part.
But that is neither here nor there, and I’m not interested in arguing about licenses on the Internet. :)
That sounds potentially useful.
I have wondered at times what ipfs was for. What can you find on it that isn’t on the normal web? What is the killer application for it (and please don’t answer anything related to crypto currency, I’m not a fan of those)?
Maybe this can help answer that?
I saw some other crate doing something similar but using wasm, the idea is to sandbox the binary used as a proc macro. So that seems a bit better. Can’t see to find it any more.
EDIT: Found it https://lib.rs/crates/watt