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[lwip-users] RE:[lwip] RE: Should LwIP go (L)GPL ?
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Paul Sheer |
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[lwip-users] RE:[lwip] RE: Should LwIP go (L)GPL ? |
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Wed, 08 Jan 2003 23:36:36 -0000 |
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> The problem I see here is that LGPL also requires
> that the end-user be able to relink the application
> with newer versions of the library as they become
> available. That is something that just doesn't work
> for commercial most embedded applications.
The LGPL does not say this actually.
However, checking it now, it does say things
about a shared library that are not applicable to
embedded software. I am therfore going to
write a new License specifically for embedded
libraries.
Such a license has been desperately lacking
for embedded software. The GPL is just
not suitable for embedded software, but looking
closely, the LGPL is not exactly what we need
either.
-paul
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