On 7/8/16 Jul 8 -1:28 PM, Robert P. Goldman wrote:

ITERATE has a GPL license. Does that mean that the developers intend that any system using ITERATE must, itself, be GPL?

I am not certain what follows from GPL licensing, since Lisp code isn't linked with library code. But I fear it might, or might require some cumbersome expedient like forcing people who distribute non-GPL code to hand off the ITERATE code and require recipients to compile it in themselves.

Is there any chance that this could be offered under LLGPL or some less-restrictive license?

Thanks, r

Actually, I got the licensing status wrong. It looks like ONLY gendocs.sh is GPL, the docs/Makefile is BSD, and the lisp code is MIT.

Wow!

Any chance we could make everything MIT licensed? Also, maybe adding :license "MIT" to iterate.asd would be nice.

thanks, r