> [snip] > > Does this mean distributing the c intermediates of an app along with > > the chicken libraries (in c form) and eggs (again in c form) needed to > > run it therefore has no need for silex either and can be distributed > > under, for example, a BSD license? > > That's right. Of course, if you use a GPLed egg, you have to distribute > Scheme source for your whole app. C source is obfuscated and doesn't > count for GPL purposes.
It seems to me that you both say the opposite. I understand the exemple above of distributing averything in C form includes C code from any egg (under any license, not just BSD). So what is it, generated C code cannot be redistributed without the scheme source if the scheme source is GPL or can it be, just like code emitted by Bison or Silex ? Cheers, thu _______________________________________________ Chicken-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/chicken-users
