Hi All,
SimCoupe itself uses portions of other non-GLP sources (e.g. Allegro),
which is somewhat illegal. So I think SimCoupe cannot be GPL.
Can it be GPL when it contains some sources, the original authors are NOT
listed in the credits/copyright sections, and they haven't explicitly
allowed
Aley's sound code is not a library that forms a part of the program, as
it's possible to run the program without the DLL.
Simon
Well ... unfortunately that is precisely the problem we have here. Aley's
code is not in a DLL. Presumably It is possible to recompile a version of
Sim
Since you're distributing SimCoupe 0.79 with this, I presume you'll be
releasing your sources as required by the GPL?
I'm not expert in GPL.
I just made a library and included it in GPL program.
Must I declare my library as GPL when it is included in GPL
program?
Yes. Unless the author
David wrote:
[re: GPL virus]
Yes. Unless the author of the original progam accepts that the new version
no longer complies with the original GPL agreements and revokes his own
GPL
licence. (Is that right?)
Ummm... actually, no; a GPL'd program can call whatever it likes, without
the libs it
On Thu, Sep 30, 1999 at 04:05:37PM -0700, Simon Cooke wrote:
Ummm... actually, no; a GPL'd program can call whatever it likes, without
the libs it uses having to be GPL'd too. It's a purist thing to have them
all as GPL'd libraries, and not explicitly necessary.
Incorrect. If the GPL program
From: Ian Collier [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Thu, Sep 30, 1999 at 04:05:37PM -0700, Simon Cooke wrote:
Ummm... actually, no; a GPL'd program can call whatever it likes,
without
the libs it uses having to be GPL'd too. It's a purist thing to have
them
all as GPL'd libraries, and not explicitly
On Thu, Sep 30, 1999 at 05:59:33PM -0700, Simon Cooke wrote:
However, there's no
restriction on GPL'd programs relying on other libraries which are not
GPL'd - it's just a matter of taste.
Permission to copy and distribute a GPLd program is
From: Ian Collier [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Thu, Sep 30, 1999 at 05:59:33PM -0700, Simon Cooke wrote:
However, there's no
restriction on GPL'd programs relying on other libraries which are not
GPL'd - it's just a matter of taste.
Permission
Aley's sound code is not a library that forms a part of the program, as
it's possible to run the program without the DLL.
Simon
Well ... unfortunately that is precisely the problem we have here. Aley's
code is not in a DLL. Presumably It is possible to recompile a version of
Sim Coupe that
