Mehdi Asgari
سه شنبه 26 آبان 1388, 12:59 عصر
Second, with this version of the product, we are including source code for almost all of the components under the Apache 2.0 license. This will allow you to debug through the full stack and make whatever specialized changes you need for your specific application. It also means that if you want to run .NET Micro Framework on a processor architecture that is not already supported, you don’t have to wait for Microsoft to build and release the porting kit built with the right toolchain – you can do that yourself.
As I mentioned, there are some components that we are not including the source code for. These components are referred to as the Companion Libraries and include the TCP/IP stack and the Cryptography libraries. We do not include the source code for these libraries for several reasons – the TCP/IP stack is licensed from EBSNet(http://ebsnetinc.com/) and the Crypto libraries are used in other products besides the .NET Micro Framework. If you need/want access to the source code in the TCP/IP stack, you can contact EBSNet directly. They also have a great deal of additional functionality including IPV6.
http://port25.technet.com/archive/2009/11/16/microsoft-to-open-source-the-net-micro-framework.aspx
http://blogs.msdn.com/netmfteam/archive/2009/11/15/net-micro-framework-version-4-0-ships-open-source-community-development-and-more.aspx
As I mentioned, there are some components that we are not including the source code for. These components are referred to as the Companion Libraries and include the TCP/IP stack and the Cryptography libraries. We do not include the source code for these libraries for several reasons – the TCP/IP stack is licensed from EBSNet(http://ebsnetinc.com/) and the Crypto libraries are used in other products besides the .NET Micro Framework. If you need/want access to the source code in the TCP/IP stack, you can contact EBSNet directly. They also have a great deal of additional functionality including IPV6.
http://port25.technet.com/archive/2009/11/16/microsoft-to-open-source-the-net-micro-framework.aspx
http://blogs.msdn.com/netmfteam/archive/2009/11/15/net-micro-framework-version-4-0-ships-open-source-community-development-and-more.aspx