David Leimbach wrote:
But I've seen this done in GNU projects many times. There are "special
exceptions" for things like the Objective-C runtime. These things seem
strange to me as well but the name of the license is still GPL.
See the following link:
http://darwinsource.opendarwin.org/August2002GCCUpdate/gcc3-1161/libobjc/objects.c
Dave
Maybe, but I think adding a "special exception" is entirely different than just
outright removing a part of the license.
But IANAL...
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