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 Re: ??:Re: Can I port 4.4BSD-Lite's TCP/IP protocol stack soure code to my own OS kernel which is GPL Licence? > But it seems for you that if you can't make it GPL you can't reuse it? I previously thought so. > Why not just port it and keep it as BSD-licenced? It is as easy as > that. Why make it harder? If I compile my GPLed source files together with BSDLed source file to generate a binary OS kernel, is it permitted according to GPL's rule? For example: foo.c is GPLed bar.c is BSDLed I execute "gcc -o a.out foo.c bar.c" So I can release a.out with source code of foo.c and bar.c. I will not get in trouble. Is it right?      |
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