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From: MAC.ROMOS@applelink.apple.com (Ian Hendry)
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Subject: Re: using Bison and Flex with LSC
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Date: 26 May 89 02:44:46 GMT
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In article <13619@dartvax.Dartmouth.EDU> earleh@eleazar.dartmouth.edu 
(Earle R. Horton) writes:
> Other goodies will be included, up to disk capacity.
> If you're porting GNU or another PD code to the Mac, by all means
> include some on the disk!

Not to nit picks but I thought that GNU code was NOT public domain.  I was 
reading something about the various GNU projects and the impression I got 
was that GNU code has a license.  If I remember correctly, the license 
does not limit distribution but it does require that source code be 
distibuted with any GNU product and that GNU code never be used in a 
comercial package.  This is very different from public domain (with which 
you can do anything you want).  You do not have a license to release 
software using GNU code into the public domain the author of the GNU code 
(which escapes me...??Freesoft Foundation?? ??Richard S??).  I hope that 
this does not come across as "Young Proto-Lawyer Zealot from Hell vs. 
Earle 'so-string-me-up-for-not-knowing-everything' Horton".  It is not 
intended that way.

Well, that said, I suppose I ought to sit back and wait for the flames 
and corrections.

Ian Hendry
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