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For me the requirement is: plain C interface, usable under MIT/BSD or less-restrictive license Something gets bonus points for not needing other libraries or s
by tropo 8y ago
For me the requirement is: plain C interface, usable under MIT/BSD or less-restrictive license
Something gets bonus points for not needing other libraries or static data, so I could put it in a kernel, but usually I don't really need this.
For example, Judy is LGPL. Darn. That alone is trouble, but Judy makes it more questionable due to non-trivial code in *.h files.
Any good options?