If you're willing to go under the constraints of the NDA and various business practices to get access, some of the secure ICs are quite well documented and even have decent tooling. But outside NDAs and approved paths for access, info is limited.
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Yes, I did read it. Source code with or without comments should compile exactly the same. So you are saying that comments are source code? My only point is that it is an interesting question.
It is not an interesting question. It is a trivial question wrt OSD. And I only made a statement about OSD semantics. The file the person writing is edition = source code. A different file generated from that source file = not source code. Doesn't matter what the diffs are.
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Ok, good point. So you are saying if the source code used to compile has key comments, then those comments are part of the "open source" in entirety. I had just not considered comments quite that way. TIL something new (clearly I am not fully versed on OSD, thanks for clarifying)
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It doesn't matter what kind of modifications are done. Removing or changing any comment, renaming variables, changing indentation, whatever. You have to release the files you are editing, not some derivative of them.
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