Re: Question about license

Hi 'hultul', On Sat, 2007-03-31 at 10:18 +0900, hultul wrote: I'm developing JVM implementation which uses GNU Classpath as runtime class library. I have two questions about the license of GPLv2 with GNU Classpath Exception, though I'm not sure whether those questions are adequate for GNU

Re: Question about license

Audrius Meskauskas writes: I think, you can link your code with GNU Classpath library regardless on how nasty license your code has, and distribute this combination. And likely you can make various tricks with class loaders as well as long as you do not modify the original GNU

Re: Question about license

Thanks, all. I asked [EMAIL PROTECTED] my question after that I had read replies. FSF replied that charged consulting service($150/30min) were proposed for the answer of my question if I'd want it, otherwise http://www.fsf.org/licensing/education was recommended.

Re: Question about license

hultul wrote: Hi, I'm developing JVM implementation which uses GNU Classpath as runtime class library. I have two questions about the license of GPLv2 with GNU Classpath Exception, though I'm not sure whether those questions are adequate for GNU Classpath community. 1. Can I bundle GNU

Re: Question about license

Andrew Haley wrote: Audrius Meskauskas writes: I think, you can link your code with GNU Classpath library regardless on how nasty license your code has, and distribute this combination. And likely you can make various tricks with class loaders as well as long as you do not modify the

Question about license

Hi, I'm developing JVM implementation which uses GNU Classpath as runtime class library. I have two questions about the license of GPLv2 with GNU Classpath Exception, though I'm not sure whether those questions are adequate for GNU Classpath community. 1. Can I bundle GNU Classpath binary