AngeTheGreat's Engine Simulator: Procedurally Generating Audio Using a Real-time Fluid Simulation (Technical Breakdown)

My personal issue with the LLVM re-licensing and its exception clause is that it made no effort to deal with a few projects which had used the LLVM core in an LGPLV2.1 context, only those projects in a GPLV2 context.

This screwed over a few projects which are unable to re-license to an apache2-compatible license. Offhand, I believe it affected the LGPLV2.1 licensed Wine/Codeweavers win32 emulation layer for running windows 32-bit programs on a 64-bit-only mac, and affected several other programs as well.

It should be possible to run the results of Unix speak.c through a real (or emulated) Votrax Type 'n Talk unit. I know MAME has emulation of said unit, and while it isn't perfect, its pretty understandable.

I took a shot at making a modernized port of speak.c myself not long after the code was found, but it didn't get very far, sadly. I couldn't figure out an easy way of dealing with the multiple-character character constants.

Also see https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20201221/09573745928/congr...