On 04/02/2014 18:45, Joe Taylor wrote:
Bill --
Having said that it does appear to be portable! I suspect that the libc
dependencies from libgfortran were not pulled in because they weren't
referenced.
Nearly all of kvasd is written in C -- there's just a fortran wrapper
that calls the C code. There must be plenty of references to things
in libc.
Obviously they have improved the granularity of libc since I last did
this sort of thing.
There is another issue, in theory you may be breaking the terms of the
LGPL licence. If you static link LGPL code I believe you may need to
publish your object code (possibly source code). I believe the issue is
that you are distributing a "derivative work" rather than linking to
something that the end user can freely obtain from an official source
unmodified. Clearly a show stopper in this case if that is the case.
Having said that IANAL and this particular consequence of the LGPL
licence is often argued either way.
-- Joe
73
Bill
G4WJS.
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