My company's legal team is fine with GPL + classpath exception, but skittish about LGPL. It had never really occurred to me that that might be the reason why. P

My company's legal team is fine with GPL + classpath exception, but skittish about LGPL. It had never really occurred to me that that might be the reason why. Perhaps the problem is that the LGPL's C-centric language means that trying to use it as a general-purpose library for any platform, including ones that don't work like C, puts it in murkier legal waters.