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Re: GPL vs GFDL in generated files


Date: Tue, 17 Jun 2003 17:08:02 -0400
From: Andrew Cagney <ac131313@redhat.com>

``I am not a lawyer''.


Neither am I.


A longer term GDB plan is to use a common source for things like gdbarch.[ch] (architecture vector source code) and gdbin.texinfo (architecture vector documentation). GCC are now talking about doing something similar. One issue that came up during their discussions was the question of the GPL and GFDL being ``compatible'' - can a common file be used to generate both.


I would think that if only a part of the manual is produced from that
common source, there should be no problem, but I'm not sure.

How about asking RMS and/or the FSF lawyers?

GCC, who are looking at [d]oxygen(?), are ment to be doing this -> deligate deligate deligate :-)


Andrew



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