Please see number 2 in the FOX LGPL addendum.
Maybe that will resolve your difficulty with static linking and the LGPL.
-Rich
On Wed, 15 Dec 2004 08:09:20 +0900, David Ross <dross@code-exec.net> wrote:
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Licensing issue is very big complaint of the other toolkits.
I usually compile modules statically, so LGPL wont work.
WideStudio is a toolkit which is licensed under the MIT/X,
*and* includes its own IDE tools. It supports C/C++, Ruby,
Perl, and Python gui code generation.David Ross
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Richard Lyman wrote:
Please see number 2 in the FOX LGPL addendum.
Maybe that will resolve your difficulty with static linking and the LGPL.
-Rich
Licensing issue is very big complaint of the other toolkits.
I usually compile modules statically, so LGPL wont work.
WideStudio is a toolkit which is licensed under the MIT/X,
*and* includes its own IDE tools. It supports C/C++, Ruby,
Perl, and Python gui code generation.David Ross
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But its not maintained by the japanese....
okay, but that still doesn't include the wsbuilder type application which WS has with it.
Also FOX should support Ruby, Perl, and Python by default without any third parties
creating modules for the langauges. This is the second major issue I have.
David Ross
On Wed, 15 Dec 2004 08:09:20 +0900, David Ross <dross@code-exec.net> wrote:
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What does being Japanese have to do with anything?
Despite allegations to the contrary [1] it doesn't seem to make any difference [2].
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[2]: Matzにっき(2004-12-06)
On 14 Dec 2004, at 22:14, David Ross wrote:
Richard Lyman wrote:
Please see number 2 in the FOX LGPL addendum.
Maybe that will resolve your difficulty with static linking and the LGPL.
But its not maintained by the japanese....
That would be nice - wouldn't it?
-Rich
okay, but that still doesn't include the wsbuilder type application
which WS has with it.
Also FOX should support Ruby, Perl, and Python by default without any
third parties
creating modules for the langauges. This is the second major issue I have.David Ross
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