Crud. Change the first "if yes" to "if no". Sorry for the confusion.

Oct 13, 2021 9:47:03 AM Triangle Embedded Interest Group 
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> Is it the case that mixing permissive-licensed code (eg BSD,MIT) with GPL3 
> licensed code can get you into legal trouble in some regions of the world? 
> What if the GPL code sticks to LGPL3 where you can point to the library 
> boundaries between that code and more permissive-licensed code also in it's 
> own library (but in an embedded context where static linking is the only 
> option)? If yes, is that nuked if your "main" module is GPL3 licensed? By 
> nuked I mean rendering the whole program as having to be subject to GPL3 
> rules. If the above is hazardous then if all the GPL3 code involved is kept 
> in a public repo (or sets of repis that segregate by license type) is that 
> likely to satisfy EVERYBODY and render the code non-hazardous to the 
> maintainers of the repo(s)? I'm trying to figure out long term legal hazards 
> for code that will be used in arbitrary countries (eg the EU) as well as in 
> the US, Iran: wherever. This issue gates what off the shelf open source can 
> be used vs what has to be written if no OSS code with license permissivity 
> flavor X can be found. We could perhaps follow up on this as a November 
> "problem of the month" at the November 8 meeting.
> Pete (IANAL)
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