Richard, I have a confession. I use a non-free application, to help work on producing free software.
The tool I use is IDAPro a heavy duty reverse engineering tool.
I love the product. I think the people that develop it are great. The product even has a clause in the license agreement stating that I can if I want reverse engineer their software.
Should I refuse to use all non-free tools? Even if as in this case they help me immensely in producing other free software?
Yours in a dilemma,
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Posted by: orv on April 25, 2005 09:35 PMThe tool I use is IDAPro a heavy duty reverse engineering tool.
I love the product. I think the people that develop it are great. The product even has a clause in the license agreement stating that I can if I want reverse engineer their software.
Should I refuse to use all non-free tools? Even if as in this case they help me immensely in producing other free software?
Yours in a dilemma,
<A HREF="http://www.ivor.it/" title="www.ivor.it">Ivor Hewitt</a www.ivor.it>
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