Follow-up Comment #7, task #8575 (project administration): I originalkly wrote a rant about not fitting licenses here, but then I googled:
Cython: "Can I place the output under the BSD licence, or does it have to be the python-licence as well? Answer: You can use the output of Pyrex/Cython however you like (and license it how you like - be it BSD, public domain, GPL, all rights reserved, whatever). More details: The Python License is different from the GPL used for GCC, for example. GCC requires a special exception clause for its output as it is *linked* against the library part of GCC, i.e. against GPL software, which triggers the GPL restrictions. Pyrex doesn't do anything similar, and linking against Python is not restricted by the Python License, so the output belongs to the User, no other rights or restrictions involved. Also, all of the copyright holders of Pyrex/Cython stated in mailing list that people are allowed to use the output of Pyrex/Cython however they would like." - http://wiki.cython.org/FAQ#head-1151aa3ca1cd4f60bd6d2aba6fa513238d9d7cf4 No licensing problems through Cython it seems. _______________________________________________________ Reply to this item at: <http://savannah.gnu.org/task/?8575> _______________________________________________ Nachricht geschickt von/durch Savannah http://savannah.gnu.org/
