Re: Hamster

What's wrong with GPL?  You're using gcc (which is GPL) so why couldn't 
the make be. Actually, you're using gnu make, right?

You're not the first to criticize this, but either I don't get the 
issue or there is some misconception here. I'm careful to exclude any 
GPL from LuaX but can still use GPL tools to build it..

Of course, Hamster being GPL is just my preliminary decision, and can 
be changed. "Just for fun" I wouldn't change it without a proper 
reasoning.

-ak


29.3.2004 kello 19:09, Thatcher Ulrich kirjoitti:

 On Mar 23, 2004 at 04:22 +0200, Asko Kauppi wrote:
> > Yeah, I'm not resigning from this list.. :)
> > Have you decided if you want to give SCons/Lua aka 'Hamster' a try..?
>
> BTW, w/r/t build system licenses, GPL is no good for anything
> distributed with luacheia.  LGPL is OK but not preferred.  MIT is
> preferred.
>
> I'm interested in SCons itself (MIT License), due to the feature set
> and level of community support.  My ulterior motive is that I would
> like to learn it for use in other projects.  The main drawback is that
> it requires Python -- a strange dependency for luacheia.  Kind of like
> offering a pickup truck, that requires a tractor-trailer in order to
> jump-start...
>
> --
> Thatcher Ulrich
> http://tulrich.com
>
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