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Re: XML parser (angry - don't read!)

• To: Dennis Sosnoski <dms@s...>, xml-dev@l...
• Subject: Re: XML parser (angry - don't read!)
• From: Niels Peter Strandberg <nielspeter@n...>
• Date: Wed, 5 Feb 2003 23:40:30 +0100
• In-reply-to: <3E3E8D4C.8070909@s...>

> I'd love to do this sort of benchmark myself, for both the parser and 
> the data binding implementations in .NET. Unfortunately the .NET SDK 
> license agreement prohibits reporting the results of any benchmark 
> testing without Microsoft's prior written approval (I don't think I 
> can actually quote from the license agreement without opening myself 
> to persecution under the DMCA, but look at item 4.8).

I feel sorry for you americans !  You can't even quote the licenses 
text, without fear???

"Don't mess with us big guyes - or they will throw all of our lawyer at 
you! " (MS)

"Land of the free"???

And they (MS) wants us to use .NET???

"You can not benchmark you application made with .NET without written 
permission from MS, because if it is slower that the rest, we dont want 
anyone to know, so we will sue your sorry ass! Thank you for choosing 
MS!

(im not an anti american, im anti this [expletive deleted]!)

Niels Peter

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  • Re: XML parser bencmark to compare .NET parser and Javaparser?
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