I am working on an LClint package that is taking much
longer than I expected due to unforseen time constraints.
I hope to finish it up in the next couple of weeks. To
do so I need answers to a couple of questions. First and
most important is a question about the license. It follows:
Copyright (c) Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1994, 1995, 1996.
All Rights Reserved.
Unpublished rights reserved under the copyright laws of
the United States.
THIS MATERIAL IS PROVIDED AS IS, WITH ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY EXPRESSED
OR IMPLIED. ANY USE IS AT YOUR OWN RISK.
This code is distributed freely and may be used freely under the
following conditions:
1. This notice may not be removed or altered.
2. This code may not be re-distributed or modified
without permission from MIT (contact
[EMAIL PROTECTED])
Modification and re-distribution are encouraged,
but we want to keep track of changes and
distribution sites.
I mailed the request list as required and received the
following reply.
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Subject: request permission to modify and redistribute clint
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Sorry for the slow response, I was out of town last week.
> I am writing to request permission to modify and re-distribute
> lclint as part of the Debian projects distribution of Linux.
Sure, I have no problem with this, as long as some effort is made to
make sure the most recent version is included as well as documentation
pointing to the larch site.
--- Dave
So is this allowed in the regular distribution or should it
be in non-free.
Secondly, the LClint package provides some .el and .elc files
to allow access to LClint through emacs. I noticed a directory
under /usr/lib/emacs named site-lisp. Is this an appropriate
place to install these files or does that directory serve some
other purpose? There are only 3or4 files so should I create a
separate sub-directory for them if this is the proper place to
put them?
Thanks for your input
Dale Miller
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sorry that email address should be
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