Hi, I have released some free pascal code.
- *data2pas* a command line tool that generates pascal include files from a text file description. This is a tool similar to *data2inc* but using a more "pascalish" syntax. (GPL v3+) http://yann.merignac.free.fr/data2pas.html - *CmdLine* is a Free Pascal unit for parsing easily GNU style command line options. (LGPL v3+) http://yann.merignac.free.fr/unit-cmdline.html - *GContnrs* is a generic container collection for Free Pascal. It implements : doubly linked lists, dequeues, hash maps, hash sets, priority queues, queues, stacks, tree maps, tree sets and vectors and some algorithms (sort, shuffle, min, max, ...). (LGPL v3+) http://yann.merignac.free.fr/unit-gcontnrs.html - *UPasConf *a unit that has been designed to create configuration programs in Pascal. It allows you to create programs that mimic the famous './configure' script. It can also create GNU makefiles for your projects. (LGPL v3+) http://yann.merignac.free.fr/unit-upasconf.html All units are under LGPL v3+ but I am not sure of my choice. I want the units to be usable by anyone in any kind of projects : closed source or not, commercial or not, etc... And, I want that any change to the source of the units must be made public. Do you think the LGPL is a good choice for that goals ? Thanks (and sorry for my English)
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