Using the elisp interpreter in an application

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From: Andreas Girgensohn
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 1993 18:08

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I would like to use a small LISP interpreter as part of my application and
think that a subset of elisp would be well suited for my purposes.  What does
the "copyleft" say to such a use of the elisp interpreter?  May I use elisp as
part of an application used within the company or also in a product that would
be sold to other companies?  Which part of the source would I have to provide
with the application?  And if I need a licence, how much would it cost?

Please reply by email since I don't read these newsgroups on a regular basis.

Andreas Girgensohn
andreasg@nynexst.com

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