Eric,
thank's for clarification. So derived files - like avr-gcc includes or XML-files
that are generated on an machine which has installed AVRStudio completely are
okay, is it? Is using these files without distributing them also okay? Lets
assume a program use them but do not distribute them.
Knut
Weddington, Eric wrote:
That's the best question for today. Jörg Wunsch always
mentions the license
issue. I reinstalled the AVRStudio to get the license. The
license to agree is
"thin" and to me as a none native speaker it says nothing
special - but decide
on your own...
--------------------------------
Welcome to AVR Studio from Atmel Corporation.
AVR Studio is a Development Tool for the AVR family of
microcontrollers. The AVR
Studio is free of charge and may be freely copied and
distributed in its
original form.
The phrase above is the central issue: "AVR Studio ... may be freely copied and
*distributed in its original form*" (emphasis mine)
This means that it may not be re-distributed in parts, that you cannot
redistribute just the XML device files only. They have to be included with the
entire AVR Studio package.
Eric Weddington
Product Manager
Atmel
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