Daniel Keep wrote:
When was the last time you had to put this in your GCC-compiled programs?
"Portions of this program Copyright (C) Free Software Foundation. Uses
glibc."
Executable code resulting from compilation is not a work derived from GCC.
glibc is extremely difficult to link statically and is distributed under
the LGPL, so no copyright notice is necessary.
If dmd had good support for dynamic linking, this wouldn't be nearly as
much of an issue. Sadly, ddl seems to be on hiatus, and at any rate, it
can't be applied to the runtime.
