On 4 aug 2006, at 08:55, Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
What is the major differences between the BSD and LGPL?
The main difference is that if you ship an application linked with an LGPL'd library,
a) you must provide the sources of this library if the end user asks for them b) the end user must be able to relink with other version of the library (as far as API compatibility allows, of course, you're not required to keep your program compatible with all versions of that library out there now and in the future). This means that you have to either provide the source of your program, link dynamically to the library (most common case), or in case of static linking make all compiled object files of your application available.
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