Mail Archives: djgpp/1996/05/04/08:19:22
agserm AT netwizards DOT net (Ansel Sermersheim) wrote:
>Tom Powell <tomviper AT ix DOT netcom DOT com> wrote:
>>I am a little confused about the license involved with DJGPP.
>>Now I can release a program compiled with DJGPP and charge for it, but I
>>also have to make the source code available? Is this right? How is this
>If you use ONLY the C compiler, you do not fall under this restriction. If
>you use the C++ features, you do. (I think.) I also read somewhere that
>you can use the C++ abilities, but you can't use the libiostream library
>(provides cout, and various other things), but I'm not sure of the accuracy
>of this.
Please, don't post misinformation! DJGPP compiled programs are YOURS.
The only time that a GNU license is involved is when you link to a GNU
library. The only GNU library in DJGPP is --libgpp.a--, but there is a
free alternative with only the streams in it (libiostr.a).
Basicly before posting questions or answers, read the FAQ. Eli has
done a great job here, so use it.
Malcolm
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