From: Roman B. <rbe...@ya...> - 2006-01-30 09:04:43
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Pascal Bourguignon <pj...@in...> writes: > IIUC, the GPL implies that a user must be able to extract the image, > and to compile a patched version of clisp (eg. with added modules), > and to save a new executable with the extracted image and the patched > clisp. IMHO GPL requires only the source availability, so pointers to the source of the clisp and the application (giving the user the possibility to create the image himself) should be sufficient (and they are required anyway). > Similarly, he should be able to patch any clisp lisp function > (ie. needs a REPL in the saved image). Having the source gives user the possibility to enable repl even if application author/maintainer hided it. > All this even without considering the license of the application in this > image. Relationship between clisp and clisp-based application seems to be close enough to propagate GPL to the app. -- With regards, Roman. |