I work on Mojo. The whole compiler, runtime etc. will get open sourced, most likely within a year. It is just a matter of time and us getting all the required work done.
Mojo standard library is already open source. Mojo at the moment does not need a runtime (but if it ever needs one it'd get open sourced). My point was, Mojo as a whole, as a programming language & a reference implementation, will definitely get open sourced.
MAX itself is a bigger beast to work with, and I am out of my depth to talk about it. I think it'll get open sourced as well, just the timeline might be different (shorter or longer, IDK).
xiphias2|8 months ago
GeekyBear|8 months ago
He has a bit of a track record already.
almostgotcaught|8 months ago
Are you talking about your libc equivalent or MAX?
dgurchenkov|8 months ago
Mojo standard library is already open source. Mojo at the moment does not need a runtime (but if it ever needs one it'd get open sourced). My point was, Mojo as a whole, as a programming language & a reference implementation, will definitely get open sourced.
MAX itself is a bigger beast to work with, and I am out of my depth to talk about it. I think it'll get open sourced as well, just the timeline might be different (shorter or longer, IDK).