Source Code

Source Code. Shall mean the human-readable form of computer programming code that can be modified, compiled, and executed and all related documentation for such code.

Source Code. Shall mean the computer program expressed in a source or human readable language consisting of a full source language statement of the program comprising the Licensed Technology, and all other material reasonably necessary to allow a reasonably skilled programmer or analyst who is experienced in the field of developing software, including documentation, to maintain the Licensed Technology without the assistance of Geoworks or reference to... other material. View More

Source Code. Means Code in programming languages such as "C" and Fortran, including all comments and procedural code (e.g. job control language (JCL) statements), plus all related development - -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Final (January 25, 2002) Page 1 Initials: PEERLESS __; KONICA __ KONICA/PEERLESS Licensed Software Addendum #8 (SPS) CONFIDENTIAL -... -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- documents (e.g. flow charts, schematics, statements of principles of operations, end-user manuals, architectural standards, and any other specifications that are used to create or comprise the Source Code) and build procedures (e.g. batch files, member files, etc.) View More

Source Code. Means insofar as I-Link uses any or all of the following for the functioning and maintenance of the I-Link Platform, the computer software and any 3 associated documentation in human-readable form, including programmers' comments, and the following items to the extent they are confidential: data files and structures, APIs, header and include files, macros, programming tools not commercially available, technical specifications, flowcharts and logic... diagrams. View More

Source Code. The software or program code of the Software expressed in a form suitable for modification by humans.

Source Code. The original, uncompiled, raw form of software, or any translation or modification of such software which substantially preserves its original identity, together with: (a) all existing documentation, proprietary information and technical documentation which will enable a reasonably skilled software engineer(s) to maintain and enhance the software product without the aid of the developer or any other person or reference to any other materials; (b) any and all maintenance tools (test programs and... program specifications), toolkits and proprietary or third party systems utilities (compiler and assembler descriptions) and make files for the software product; (c) a description of the software product's system/program generation; and (d) specifications for all hardware and software required for use and/or support of the software product. View More

Source Code. Means the human readable, English language code of a Software Product, together with such explanatory notes and description of the Software Product, all in such form as Math Strategies has maintained for itself.

Source Code. Means both machine readable and human readable copies of the Licensed Software consisting of instructions to be executed upon a computer in the language used by its programmers (i.e., prior to compilation or assembly) in a form in which the program logic of the software is deducible by a human being, fully commented, and including but not limited to (i) all related flow diagrams, specifications (including interface... specifications), (ii) all Documentation, manuals and other materials which Uniview possesses or has access to, and (iii) all compilers, software tools, and third-party software which Uniview may provide to HSBC without paying anything in excess of a nominal fee, which are necessary or useful to allow HSBC to properly effect modifications and support for the Licensed Software. View More

Source Code. Means, with respect to the Transferred Technology software, the human readable, commented, computer programming code, associated procedural code, proprietary class libraries, user interfaces, scripts, applets, screens, tables, database dictionaries, all Documentation, flow charts, logic diagrams, programming manuals and any other files, data or materials that exist as at the Effective Date, and any Enhancements thereto.

Source Code. Shall mean the human-readable form of any computer programming code, including without limitation all comments, procedural code and scripts. 2