Charity license with a build in (almost DWIM ) t3d programming language
From: Juuso Hukkanen (juuso_12_2003_at_tele3d.net)
Date: 10/06/05
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Date: Thu, 06 Oct 2005 14:55:45 +0300
Language is quite good, if you don't learn the language syntax in 30
minutes complain and flame.
t3d(TM) in a nutshell:
-Languages main documentation is two pages (presented on the last two
pages of the ChOS license draft).
http://www.tele3d.com/ChOS/ChOS_beta1.zip
-C based, bounds checked, garbage collected, with GUI, strongly typed,
portable, no offtopic areas, multithreaded, C99 included (except its
avoid/never use this functions), allows programming to be based on
programmers native language, powerful functions+libs and utilities.
-Key syntax is based on biochemical models.
-Can be used for applications, shell scripting and web - programming.
-Compiler GCC; requires a tailored pre-pre-processor and
postprocessor, initial GUIs likely by Java; through sockets (/control
file / shared access memory). More about properties of t3d on
http://www.tele3d.com/t3d/language.htm
-Goals: Lots of functions, openBSD-like continuous code checking,
Apache-like developer dynamics, nature-like evolution, human culture
like inheritance of methods and practices, antivirus-like updates to
functions and libraries, easy participation for anyone anytime,
technical integration to ChOS projects, a programming language for
lazy dummies.
-t3d is developed through www.tele3d.com (a.k.a t3d.org). t3d and ChOS
are a true donation, no tricks, we may put an ad or two on tele3d.com,
so there is no need to rob anyone otherwise - fair enough?
<OFFTOPIC = "more">
-ChOS- license in a nutshell:
-Like GPL, except that the companies in rich countries need to buy a
usage permission from a big charity organization. (
http://www.tele3d.com/ChOS/charity-orgs.htm )
-Those charity orgs are given by the license a lot of power over all
licensed material. They can in best/worst case even claim some stuff
as their own and donate those programs to some poor country's hi-tech
company.
-Talks (uncensorable) worldwide about democracy and defines its
electronic 'hard' currency a.k.a Yellar.
-Business friendly allows a closed source use for 5 years --> then
open source under ChOS.
-Tells t3d to be licensed only under ChOS, and causing all t3d
programs to be under ChOS i.e. all t3d containing programs are open
source and a permanent 'Source-Aid' kind of things.
-Allows charity orgs to start managing 'the show' when they like, puts
no obligations to them.
-Suggests building some strangely good software products. see:
http://www.tele3d.com/ChOS/projects.htm
-[Key plot:] ChOS license gives the charity organizations a permanent
right to unconditionally take the t3d related trademarks from Juuso
Hukkanen. The use of t3d prog.lang trademarks is only permitted within
ALL ChOS-licensed material. In addition the charity organizations have
a right to demand annual license payment for the use any(/all)
material under ChOS license (but only from rich country corporate
users). Thus obtaining a license is needed for the use of all programs
made using the t3d.[Think if the same were true for C++ / JavaTM -
would be a mountain of money to charity]. That is why all the users of
t3d are respectfully asked to respect the two trademarks ridiculously
carefully.
</OFFTOPIC="more">
Below are some examples of t3d key nomenclature.
Sci.crypt readers may want to try to cryptoanalyse those mysteries
if(impossible)
{
answers("are on http://www.tele3d.com/t3d/functions.htm");
}
t3d_convert_file_Rfile_TEXT2HTML
t3d_convert_file_Rfile_HTML2TEXT
t3d_convert_file_Rfile_2RTF
t3d_convert_file_Rfile_2PDF
t3d_convert_file_Rfile_LANGUAGEXXX
t3d_create_BEEP
t3d_create_BEEP_HZXXX
t3d_create_BEEP_HZXXX_DURATIONXXX
t3d_convert_KEYBOARD_n_DISABLED
t3d_create_KEYBOARD_n_DISABLED
t3d_convert_KEYBOARD_n_ENABLED
t3d_create_PING_IPXXX
t3d_create_SYSTEM_n_SHUTDOWN
t3d_create_SYSTEM_n_RESTART
t3d_create_USER_n_LOGOUT
t3d_measure_barray_barray_SIMILARITY
t3d_measure_barray_barray_DIFFERENCE
t3d_measure_file_Rbarray_OWNER
t3d_measure_file_SIZE
t3d_measure_file_DATE_n_CREATION
t3d_measure_file_DATE_n_MODIFIED
t3d_measure_file_IS_ACCESS_n_WRITE
t3d_measure_file_IS_ACCESS_n_READ
t3d_calculate_file_Rbarray_WHIRLPOOL
t3d_crypto_barray_Rbarray_ENCRYPT_n_#encmethod_PASSWORDXXX
t3d_crypto_file_Rfile_ENCRYPT_n_#encmethod_PASSWORDXXX
(#encmethod is eg. one of: AES256, BLOWFISH, TWOFISH, 3DES)
t3d_crypto_barray_Rbarray_DECRYPT_n_#encmethod_PASSWORDXXX
t3d_crypto_file_Rfile_DECRYPT_n_#encmethod_PASSWORDXXX
(#encmethod is eg. one of: AES256, BLOWFISH, TWOFISH, 3DES)
t3d_crypto_file_Rfile_HIDE2IMAGE
t3d_crypto_file_Rfile_STEGANOGRAPHY_n_2IMAGE
t3d_create_file_Rfile_STEGANOGRAPY
t3d_create_file_Rfile_STEGANOGRAPHIC_n_IMAGE
t3d_crypto_file_Rfile_EXTRACT_HIDDEN_n_FROM_IMAGE
t3d_crypto_file_Rfile_UNHIDE_n_STEGANOGRAPHIC_IMAGE
t3d_crypto_file_Rfile_REVEAL_STEGANOGRAPHIC_n_FROM_IMAGE
t3d_crypto_file_Rfile_HIDE2SOUND
/* Next one is difficult to decrypt (hint: It is a riddle, wrapped in
a mystery, inside an enigma; but perhaps there is a key)*/
t3d_ai_file_Rfile_CRYPTOANALYSE_SECONDSXXX
t3d_crypto_file_Rfile_CRYPTOANALYSE_SECONDSXXX
/*Ok, Probably some still say that XYZ language, with its */
/* megahype-object-template feature, is better and more */
/* cabable for doing tasks such as: */
t3d_convert_file_Rfile_2SWEDISH
t3d_convert_barray_barray_text2SPEECH
If you become interested about the t3d progamming language and / or
the ChOS license, please visit our web site for more information.
Sorry - if this post appeared arrogant, but presenting the t3d key
features - is presentig its qualities in comparization to other
languages.
Kind Regards
Juuso Hukkanen and Markku Sukanen
www.tele3d.com
(to reply by e-mail set addresses month and year to correct)
"t3d programming language" and the structure of t3d function prototype
are trademarks of Juuso Hukkanen.
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