Marco,
>> Well, GPL seems to meet most of my
requirements for licensing
>> issues, so I'll prefer using
it.
>This means that you can't _use_ BSD code and distribute the
result.
>
>>From section 2 of the
GPL:
>-----
>b) You must cause any work that you distribute or
publish, that in
>whole or in part contains or is derived from the Program
or any part
>thereof, to be licensed as a whole at no charge to all third
parties
>under the terms of this License.
>-----
>This
means that you'll have to find a GPL'd compiler to target, and
>you'll
only be able to use GPL'd libraries. The fact the lisp leaves
>you no
option but to "link" directly to other code makes the GPL far
>more
restrictive than it is for compile-edit-debug languages.
In fact, I'm really far away from open
source licensing issues and can't eloborate precisely at this
time.
Also I've thought about LLGPL, probably it will be really
better than GPL for Lisp development.
As far as I understand, LLGPL is also permitted on
cl.net?