[ I know this is out topic here, but I've already sent this mail twice to [EMAIL PROTECTED], twice to the discussion list of the fsfeurope, another time to the SystemC mailing list, and didn't get a single answer :-( ]
Hi, I've developped a piece of software using GCC as a C++ front-end and the SystemC library. The SystemC license can be found from www.systemc.org (And I've temporarily put a copy here: http://www-verimag.imag.fr/~moy/vrac/License.pdf ) I would like to know wether it is legal to distribute this software and wether it is possible to do so under a free license. The architecture of the software is as follow : +------------+ +-------------+ +-------------+ | | | | | | | A | | B | | C | | | | | | | | SystemC |<--1-->| My software |<--2-->| GCC | | | | | | | +------------+ +-------------+ +-------------+ Where <--n--> can be either a static or a dynamic link. I would like to use as permissive licenses as possible. Ideally, I would like the following : A = SystemC license B = LGPL C = GPL Is this possible ? (From what I understood, I can distribute A+B and let the user download C and compile A+B+C himself) If not, do you have a solution ? Or maybe, the following would fit : A = Dual license GPL + (L)GPL B = (L)GPL C = GPL ? Thanks a lot for your help, -- Matthieu
