Brad Roberts wrote:
That's the question that Walter asked to have clarified, but that's not the question that was asked. Asking the gcc developers is also a bad idea since they're not lawyers. The only way to really handle this correctly is to have lawyers do the question asking of lawyers. Having lay people (including myself) as intermediaries and interpreters is just wrong.
You're probably right, the only way to do this is to consult a lawyer. That's going to be thousands of dollars. And frankly, I've never worked with a lawyer who was willing to commit to any particular legal opinion anyway.
