Sven Luther <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> I don't understand how it applies to those emacs files. There is nothing >> such a JNI-like binding in thsi ocaml mode. >> Emacs calls the ocaml toplevel and that's all. > > And the ocaml stuff doesn't use a single of the emacs hooks ?
I don't understand what it would mean. >> However, I found discrepencies: some .el files are QPL'ed and the >> rest of them GPL. > > One is GPL 1, one is GPL 2, one is QPLed, and the rest are unlicenced, so > would fall under the QPL by default. > > A dual QPL/GPL should make everyone happy, and the ball is in the ocaml team > camp. I've never understood how a dual licensing is usefull and to whom is is. Resolving conflicts means using the same license for all files. -- J�r�me Marant http://marant.org
