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Started by Bill Shirley
Tue, 10 Mar 1992 22:22
GNU runtime environment for Objective-C
Author: Bill Shirley
Date: Tue, 10 Mar 1992 22:22
Date: Tue, 10 Mar 1992 22:22
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*************** * CROSSPOSTED * pay attention to your replies to this *************** When I was hoping and wishing for on Objective-C runtime from GNU I got to thinking. What kind of GNU protection will there be over the Objective-C runtime environment/library? Will it be like gcc - if you modify and distribute you must make the modification's source available, but if you compile a program with it you can distribute that program for any cost w/o the source? Or Will it be like bison - if you use the runtime for your program you must make the program's source freely available? Or Some where in between? Hmm... -- Never begin an argument from a reasonable position.
Re: GNU runtime environment for Objective-C
Author: Henry Flurry
Date: Wed, 11 Mar 1992 01:15
Date: Wed, 11 Mar 1992 01:15
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Bill Shirley writes % *************** % * CROSSPOSTED * pay attention to your replies to this % *************** % % When I was hoping and wishing for on Objective-C runtime from GNU % I got to thinking. % % % What kind of GNU protection will there be over the Objective-C % runtime environment/library? % % Will it be like gcc - if you modify and distribute you must make the % modification's source available, but if you compile a program with % it you can distribute that program for any cost w/o the source? % % Or % % Will it be like bison - if you use the runtime for your program you % must make the program's source freely available? % % Or % % Some where in between? % % % Hmm... % As late as Jan 21, FSF had not yet decided. Best to get the info straight from them, though, rather than to speculate on what they will do! (And please cross post any decisions from FSF if they aren't cross posted already) - Henry Flurry
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