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Hi, I'm sorry if I mentioned IBM and Regina was developed 100% free from their code. I'm also not a lawyer and I do not really want to argue about LGPG static linking or how the military use LGPL components. I'm just the one that codes here. It would be nice hearing Anders' opinion on this, but if LGPL is mandatory for Regina fortunately ooRexx is an alternative. Thanks

LGPL requires dynamic linking Government/Military requires no LGPL This is an old codebase sourced on IBM I do not see why LGPL is needed; I think today the LGPL license does not bring new code and spooks potential users...

LGPL requires dynamic linking Government/Military requires no LGPL This is an old codebase sourced on IBM I do not see why LGPL is needed; I think today the LGPL license does not bring new code and spook potential users...

Hi guys, evaluating Regina and ooRexx My application cannot use dlls for security reasons then I cannot consider Regina and its LGPL license; ooRexx has no problem on this field. Have you ever consider releasing Regina on a less restrictive license like MIT or similar to ooRexx's allowing free use, no need to release sources, and static linking? Thanks.

Thanks Rick, perfect pointers!

Hi guys, evaluating Regina and ooRexx My application cannot use dlls for security reasons then I cannot consider Regina and its LGPL license; ooRexx has no problem on this field. Have you ever consider releasing Regina on a less restrictive license like MIT or similar to ooRexx's allowing free use, no need to release sources, and static linking? Thanks.

Regina defines Sub-command Handler interface: "a piece of code, that is called to handle a command to an external environment in Rexx. It must be either a subroutine in the application that started the interpreter, or a subroutine in a dynamic link library". Typically, an application will set up a sub-command handler before starting a Rexx script. External Function Handler interface: "a piece of code, that is called to handle external functions and subroutine calls in Rexx. It must be either a subroutine...

Thanks Erich