Decía LLX:
> > The irrelevance here is IYHO ... it may well be judged that
> > since these two portions of the work need each other in order
> > to function, the thing really is one work.
>
> a)
> vmware for linux needs a linux kernel to work. does that meen
> you whant to gpl it?
>
> b)
> you can write abstraction modules for different os's. and the
> non-gpl module works with all of them. so my module does not
> need the linux abstraction module it also works with the free-
> BSD module. the only #ifdef in my module will be around the
> module registration code. or i write a propriatary loader,
> so that even the same binary works for different os's
>
And you can use a big array with your binary code and made the source public:
/*
This code is GPL
*/
char *code={big array of code}
void do_somenthin(){
void (*fun) = code;
(*fun)();
}
(well, I dosn't remember the exact sintax of pointer to funtioncs but ... )
You can put the binary driver like "microcode", and GPL
Saludos
Drizzt
--
... 10 IF "LAS RANAS"="TIENEN PELO" THEN PRINT "Windows is good".
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Drizzt Do'Urden
drizzt.dourden@iname.com
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