Ok. First, we check them in the file path of "/usr/include/"(under Ubuntu7.10). All these software libraries are included through "#include <xxx.h>". We only call the api in our project.
Second, there are about 70 libraries as xxxx.h in our project. So, does the project conform to ASL? 2008/7/22, Bernd Fondermann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > On Sat, Jul 19, 2008 at 13:53, chen hecky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > After checking the files one by one, we find that most software library > are > > LGPL------they are dynamic invocation, but there are some GPL included in > > our project such as fstream.h, kde/artsc/artsc.h and glib.h and so on(All > > the checking is done under the Ubuntu7.10). > > > > I know that there must be not any GPL in the project to upload to Apache. > > But what should we do next? Remove the GPL > > No, that would violate the original contributors copyrights. > > I would propose you tell on this list for every piece of code you are > using where it is coming from (What is the original code and where can > we find it?). > Second, it would be great if you'd compile a list of all the code > changes you made (who is the person who did the change) to this > original code. > > Another completely different approach would be to start from scratch. > > Thanks, > > Bernd >
