Gregory Pietsch escreveu:
Why would development of FreeDOS utilities be forbidden? Nobody is requiring that anyone actually use TC 2.01 or TC++ 1.02. As long as the written code is portable, it should work with any compiler. ;-)
If the licence says "for personal use only" or something like that, it probably does not apply to FreeDOS which is wildly distributed. It does not say "and for GPLed software". Borland is not _likely_ to sue us, but better be on the safe side.
Anyway the advantage of a 100% free compiler like OpenWatcom is that it can even be distributed with FreeDOS (in the CD version) and it should make life easyer.
Alain
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