actually, at least by my understanding, GPL in this case is particularly
interesting legally. while the 'do linked GPL libs make the linked programs
derivative works' question is still unknown, this is an instance of GPL'ed
libs being linked in only explicitly by the user.... so when one uses the
GPLed code, does it make that instance of chicken GPLed?
-elf
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008, Ivan Raikov wrote:
That's true, I should have said that the different licenses might
become an issue if you are distributing several eggs together. Though
I am not overly worried about GPL violations in distributions
of machine-generated C code, so that might be a sensible exception
clause to add GPLed eggs.
-Ivan
John Cowan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Not only that, but if you want to deliver an application in C form,
you have to license the application as a whole under the GPL iff
it incorporates any GPLed egg.
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