Re: New Visual Fortran Product Survey
- From: Gary Scott <garylscott@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 09 Jul 2006 03:13:51 GMT
eperea wrote:
Gary Scott wrote:That's what I meant. I assume that MS authorized DEC to use the name, and that that authorization transferred to Compaq/HP and then to Intel (don't know that) when the compiler/components/rights were successively purchased by those companies. So I'd assume that the trademark belongs to Intel (unless Compaq/HP retained it, but I doubt that since they aren't using it). It is also strange to me that Portland thinks that it can compete and provide a better product than Lahey, Absoft, and Intel (and Salford/Silverfrost and Pathscale and ...). (meaning aren't there enough already?)
I still don't see how they can call it "visial fortran". Isn't that
trademarked already? MS sure wouldn't allow somebody to put out a
visual something that they produce without a $ fight.
There is at least one commercial Visual Fortran out already:
http://www.intel.com/cd/software/products/asmo-na/eng/compilers/278834.htm
Version 9.1 is for Visual Studio 2005. I imagine Intel would object as
much as Microsoft.
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