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Posted to bluesky-dev@incubator.apache.org by chen hecky <he...@gmail.com> on 2008/07/18 09:06:49 UTC
I want to confirm someting!
Hi, I want to confirm someting!
Firtstly, how to comply with the ASL?
Then, do the GNU C Library, the GNU ISO C++ Library and the software of the
Open Group conform the ASL?
Our project ------ Bluesky Project---------- include many software library
of above three, such as :
stdio <stdio.h>
stdlib.h
string <string.h>
sys/ioctl.h
sys/mman.h
sys/poll.h
sys/socket.h
sys/soundcard.h
sys/stat.h
sys/time.h
sys/types.h
sys/un.h
time.h
unistd.h
After looking into, we found that most of them are declared that " you can
redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General
Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation". So are they
LGPL?
These are puzzling us!
Re: I want to confirm someting!
Posted by chen hecky <he...@gmail.com>.
Ok.
a, There are some software of the GNU C Library:
stdio <stdio.h>; stdlib.h; string <string.h>; sys/ioctl.h;
sys/mman.h; sys/poll.h; sys/socket.h.
They are some software library of the GNU C Library included in our project.
b, vector.h and sstream.h are parts of the the GNU ISO C++ Library in our
project.
c, X11/XWDFile.h and X11/Intrinsic.h are parts of the Open Group(I can't
define them LGPL or GPL.).
2008/7/18, Shan Jiang <da...@gmail.com>:
>
> 2008/7/18, chen hecky <he...@gmail.com>:
> > Hi, I want to confirm someting!
> > Firtstly, how to comply with the ASL?
> on side of our BlueSky ASF project, I regard the code only written by
> ourself comply with ASL.
> > Then, do the GNU C Library, the GNU ISO C++ Library and the software of
> the
> > Open Group conform the ASL?
> Can you give some examples of GNU C Library the GNU ISO C++ Library
> and the software of the Open Group conform. I think it's better that
> all uncertain libs should be list to be comfirmed one by one.
> >
> > Our project ------ Bluesky Project---------- include many software
> library
> > of above three, such as :
> > stdio <stdio.h>
> > stdlib.h
> > string <string.h>
> > sys/ioctl.h
> > sys/mman.h
> > sys/poll.h
> > sys/socket.h
> > sys/soundcard.h
> > sys/stat.h
> > sys/time.h
> > sys/types.h
> > sys/un.h
> > time.h
> > unistd.h
> > After looking into, we found that most of them are declared that " you
> can
> > redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser
> General
> > Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation". So are
> they
> > LGPL?
> > These are puzzling us!
> >
> Well, it's obvious that all of the code you list is under LGPL.
>
Re: I want to confirm someting!
Posted by Shan Jiang <da...@gmail.com>.
2008/7/18, chen hecky <he...@gmail.com>:
> Hi, I want to confirm someting!
> Firtstly, how to comply with the ASL?
on side of our BlueSky ASF project, I regard the code only written by
ourself comply with ASL.
> Then, do the GNU C Library, the GNU ISO C++ Library and the software of the
> Open Group conform the ASL?
Can you give some examples of GNU C Library the GNU ISO C++ Library
and the software of the Open Group conform. I think it's better that
all uncertain libs should be list to be comfirmed one by one.
>
> Our project ------ Bluesky Project---------- include many software library
> of above three, such as :
> stdio <stdio.h>
> stdlib.h
> string <string.h>
> sys/ioctl.h
> sys/mman.h
> sys/poll.h
> sys/socket.h
> sys/soundcard.h
> sys/stat.h
> sys/time.h
> sys/types.h
> sys/un.h
> time.h
> unistd.h
> After looking into, we found that most of them are declared that " you can
> redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General
> Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation". So are they
> LGPL?
> These are puzzling us!
>
Well, it's obvious that all of the code you list is under LGPL.