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What is the "Krister Lagerström code"?

Uwe Bonnes wrote:
> 
> In comp.dsp Kenneth P. Turvey <kturvey@pug1.sprocketshop.com> wrote:
> :>In comp.dsp Krister Lagerström <Krister.Lagerstrom@unidata.se> wrote:
> :>: Uwe Bonnes wrote:
> :>:>
> : [Snip]
> :>:> Someone else wrote:
> :>:> : It's based on GCC 2.3.3 and is available from Analog Devices.
> :>:>
> :>:> At what price?
> :>
> :>: $150 according to the local distributor here in Sweden...
> :>
> 
> : Uwe Bonnes <bon@elektron.ikp.physik.tu-darmstadt.de> wrote:
> : [Snip]
> :>has anybody bought these sources and is willing to share?
> :>According to the GNU Licence this is legal!
> 
> : For $150, why don't you just pay them.  I hadn't ever heard of the
> : company before, but I'm pleased to hear that a commercial company is
> : using the GPL.  Why don't you support their work financially?
> 
> Hallo,
> 
> there are several reasons:
> - I only use it very rarely. If I would code for the 2106x every day,
> the 150$ (plus handling) would be justified.
> - According to the GNU Licence, the fare should only be for handling
> 150$ is quite high
> - Krister Lagerström code seem adapted and easier to apply.
> 
> Bye
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