Mail Archives: djgpp/1997/02/15/11:21:59
Hi,
>: Yes, they're my OWN classes.
>
>Should be fine then... no compulsion to distribute anything.
Phew, that's a relief.
>: I did use gcc and only the -l switch to link the graphics library (GRX).
>: That's fine, right?
>
>Yes, that's fine. You don't need to provide source code - make sure you do
>your final compile using gcc, not gxx, though. Read the GRX copying.* files
>(in the contrib/doc subdirectory of your DJGPP directory) for more
>information, but my interpretation is that you can distribute your program
>in binaries-only format, provided your docs tell the user about GRX and
>where to get it. The fonts are MIT's property, but they let you distribute
>as many as you like, so long as you don't modify them.
I got the C and the C++ package of DJGP, so I'm still assuming this is
alright. As for the fonts distribution, well, I'll check the copying.mit file
again. I seem paranoid, but this is only for my own protection.
>Please note that this is just my personal interpretation; I'm not a lawyer
>and if you're seriously worried you should get one. However, if you're not
>making money from the program it's probably not worth the fee.
No, this program is FREEWARE (as long as I'm still in school)!!!!
Thanks for all the help!
Bye!
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