On 17-09-17 12:09, Hilaire wrote:
For library, alternative is LGPL and I read this interesting note:

    One should note that subclassing a Java (or other OO) class licensed
    under the LGPL is regarded as a use of an interface of a library
    comparable to a function call of a library. It is not regarded as a
    modification of the original class. Therefore the subclass does not
    fall under the requirements of the LGPL.

So using a LGPL library, even extending it, does not force the user to be in the GPL family license.

Loading an LGPL library in a smalltalk image is not linking, in the strict interpretation. So no. FSF is aware of this problem

Stephan


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