Feel free to use my components.
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- martin
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- Guest
Feel free to use my components.
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- martin
Re: It's both
OK, thanks. I'll see what I can do about it.
- JohnTHaller
It's both
It's both. GPLed apps can not link to closed source DLLs and vice versa (there is an exception for linking to files that are part of an operating system). The only instance you can link to closed DLLs is if you relicense the code (getting permission from all contributors).
No closed code can be hosted on Source Forge except for smaller runtime DLLs that normally ship with the operating system (Visual C++ runtimes are ok... .NET and Java aren't, for instance).
No closed code can be hosted on Source Forge except for smaller runtime DLLs that normally ship with the operating system (Visual C++ runtimes are ok... .NET and Java aren't, for instance).
- martin
Re: non-GPL code in WinSCP
Isn't it vice versa?
- eledu
non-GPL code in WinSCP
Hello,
I've cheked out HEAD revision form the CVS repository and found this
https://github.com/winscp/winscp/blob/master/source/packages/dragndrop/DragDrop.pas
I think it is not possible link non GPL code with a GPL project. Would you please clarify this?
I've cheked out HEAD revision form the CVS repository and found this
Restrictions on Using the Unit / Component
==========================================
This unit/component is copyright 1998 by Dieter Steinwedel. ALL RIGHTS
ARE RESERVED BY DIETER STEINWEDEL. You are allowed to use it freely
subject to the following restrictions:
...
https://github.com/winscp/winscp/blob/master/source/packages/dragndrop/DragDrop.pas
I think it is not possible link non GPL code with a GPL project. Would you please clarify this?