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| Date: | -- (:) |
| From: | Tato Thetza <thetza@s...> |
| Subject: | License clarification |
I'm sorry to bother you all but I'd like some clarification on the Ocaml license. First, let me state that I do not plan to modify the Ocaml compilers, libraries, or any thing else which is included in the official Ocaml distribution. I wouldn't even know where to start :-D. That said, few question: 1) If I write a program or library in the ocaml language, are there any restrictions on the licensing/distribution of source code or bytecode/binaries produced by the ocaml compilers? 2) If I write a C extension to be linked with an ocaml program, are there any restrictions on its license/distribution? 3) May I link a closed source (or other restrictively licensed) C library to ocaml code? Thanks, Tato Thetza