J
jacob navia
Hi
In this forum, there was a thread that mentioned that GNU code is being
used by lcc-win32.
This should be a violation of the GNU license. We did not know this,
and thought that just distributing the code would
be enough.
Therefore:
1: gdbm distribution is dropped from the lcc-win32 distribution
2: The function "edit_distance" is dropped from the library
3: The linux version of lcc-win32 is discontinued. We are trying to
evaluate how much effort will be to replace the bfd library
and use our own object file writing... Until then, no linux
version will be available.
4: The parts of lcc-win32 that called the gnu program "indent"
(that itself is derived from earlier code) have been deleted.
indent will no longer be distributed.
In this forum, there was a thread that mentioned that GNU code is being
used by lcc-win32.
This should be a violation of the GNU license. We did not know this,
and thought that just distributing the code would
be enough.
Therefore:
1: gdbm distribution is dropped from the lcc-win32 distribution
2: The function "edit_distance" is dropped from the library
3: The linux version of lcc-win32 is discontinued. We are trying to
evaluate how much effort will be to replace the bfd library
and use our own object file writing... Until then, no linux
version will be available.
4: The parts of lcc-win32 that called the gnu program "indent"
(that itself is derived from earlier code) have been deleted.
indent will no longer be distributed.