Lee Reese wrote:
>
> Please Advise.
>
> I reviewed the MLP, which is very broad in scope for the purposes of
> utilizing the source code for copying, modifying, and distribution
> purposes. However, the MLP does not address the use of object code for
> internal development purposes only. Please advise. Thanks. Lee
The MPL covers what you can do with the source, but it allows executables
built from that source (is that what you mean by "object code"?) to be
released under a different license as long as the MPL requirements are met
such as availability of source, notification to users, etc.
For example, "Netscape 6" is built in large part from open Mozilla source,
but is itself not freely redistributable without permission from Netscape.
-Dan Veditz
