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Gnu License Agreement and libg++

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From: Don R. Lyons x4811
Date: Tue, 25 Feb 1992 19:58
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I have read the license agreement and I will be honest, I am
confused with its application to libg++. Please correct me if I
am wrong. If I  use a libg++ object I do not have to copy left my source.
Now what if I derive a class or multiply inherit a libg++ class. In
this situation do I now have to copy left my source?
	-don

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