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Re: bind from XML: msg#00104freedesktop.xcb
Florent Monnier wrote: >Jeremy Kolb wrote: >> I believe eventually we will have the documentation in the xml. > > Is it possible to mix in the same file GPL code and FDL doc ? No, you cannot. However, XCB, its protocol descriptions, and its binding generator all use a non-copyleft license, namely the MIT license. XCB needs to link with all sorts of different applications, either directly or via Xlib/XCB, and we want to replace Xlib which people may use under a non-copyleft license, so we use a non-copyleft license. (If we *did* want a copyleft license, we'd still just use the same license for both documentation and code; highly recommended to avoid the compatibility problem and various other problems.) - Josh Triplett
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