From:	 Internet C <internetc2000@yahoo.com>
To:	 Linux Weekly News <lwn@lwn.net>
Subject: Internet C++ Goes GPL
Date:	 Tue, 11 Sep 2001 16:52:19 -0700 (PDT)


Internet C++/IVM, a high-speed open-source alternative toJava and .NET now
carries a GPL license.  Containing a complete virtualized operating system,
C++ programs can be ported and run in any environment supporting the virtual
machine. Now, featuring a new OpenGL 1.2 API, IVM promises to deliver
high-speed gaming and entertainment to the Internet. The GCC compiler and
several libraries are available, and are now part of an ongoing project at
SourceForge.

 

Internet C++ may be found at ivm.sourceforge.net. 

 

We have released Internet C++ to the public as a GPL project in hopes that the
public may define its own standards for the future of the Internet, and that
Internet C++ is useful in this process. 

 

Internet C++ is an ongoing project and could use all the volunteers it can
get, to define and implement this new standard.  If you would like to be
part of this project at SourceForge, please contact us at
internetc2000@yahoo.com.