Source code is the list of human readable instructions that a programmer writes when developing a program. The source code is run through a compler to turn it into machine code, also called object code that a computer can unerstand and execute.
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At a minimum, it should outline the terms of the deposit, conditions for release of the source code, obligations of the vendor, and the rights you have as the software user.
Yes, Source Code Escrow specifically deals with software source code, while other types of escrow could involve real estate, funds, or various agreements. They all offer protection, but for different goods.
Typically, you can access the code if the vendor goes out of business, stops supporting the software, or breaches the agreement, like failing to keep the source code updated.
You and the authorized parties outlined in the agreement can access the code, but it’s kept under lock and key by the escrow agent until certain conditions are met.
The vendor deposits the source code with a trusted third party, called an escrow agent. If something goes wrong, you can get the code from them to keep using your software.
Think of it like an insurance policy for your software. It helps you avoid being stuck if the company stops supporting their product, giving you peace of mind.
A Source Code Escrow Agreement is a safety net for software users. It makes sure you have access to the source code if the software vendor goes belly up or can’t support the software anymore.
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