Jeroen Dekkers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > On Wed, Apr 10, 2002 at 08:55:18PM +0100, Bruce Stephens wrote:
[...] >> So it strikes me that it's [valgrind] a working (GNU GPL) x86 >> emulator, somewhat tailored to running things in a GNU/Linux >> environment. And it works reasonably acceptably, too. Even if >> it's not directly usable code, there ought to be things that could >> be stolen (presuming that GNU GPL code is acceptable for plex86; >> I've forgotten what license was intended). > > It's actually the LPGL. Personally I think the GPL with an exception > for the host OS would be better, but others have problems with > that. I don't really care much which one is used, as you can turn > the LGPL into the GPL at any time. It matters in that valgrind's not a useful source of code to steal (unless some agreement could be reached with the author, of course, which might well be possible) since it's GNU GPL.
