I am working on a mini framework that acts as an abstraction over the
Delphi and Lazarus IDE extension APIs. The idea is a single API that can be
used to develop extensions for both.
Most or all of the Lazarus source is covered under the GPL. It is my
understanding that the GPL requires derivative
On 30-6-2013 5:37, Kenneth Cochran wrote:
> Most or all of the Lazarus source is covered under the GPL. It is my
> understanding that the GPL requires derivative works (by static linking)
> to also be open source. Do derivative works necessarily need to be under
> the same license? I would like to
On 30/06/2013 16:37, Kenneth Cochran wrote:
I am working on a mini framework that acts as an abstraction over the
Delphi and Lazarus IDE extension APIs. The idea is a single API that
can be used to develop extensions for both.
Most or all of the Lazarus source is covered under the GPL. It is m
Martin schrieb:
Actually, the IdeIntf is LGPL + linking permission.
So, if you only use the IDEIntf (and LCL, RTL)
and do not ship a pre-build IDE with your package included
then you can use any license.
Users can build an IDE with your package, but must publish the build exe
(if I am right:
