[Bug 554187] Review Request: shedskin - Python to C++ compiler

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--- Comment #21 from Thomas Spura <tomspur at fedoraproject.org> 2010-12-07 08:27:18 EST ---
(In reply to comment #20)
> Let me try a different way.  Please tell me which file present in the built,
> non-debuginfo rpm, is under the MIT license.  Just find one that is pure MIT
> with no GPL code compiled together with it.

Pure MIT is the C++ header library, what I told above.

What's confusing is, that you link later on when actually using shedskin with
the MIT library, but you are using a GPLed python binary.
So using and modifying the python parts needs to happen under the GPL, but
using the C++ library allowes to use MIT.

shedskin/lib/* is MIT, but nothing is build/linked at compile time. Only at
'using time' later on, so there is no binary (what was confusing me).

Hope I did it right like this...

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