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I'd assume it's incompatible with LGPL code/libraries (unless it's open source), then again I have no idea how widespread said license is in the Elixir world.
by eXpl0it3r 5y ago
I'd assume it's incompatible with LGPL code/libraries (unless it's open source), then again I have no idea how widespread said license is in the Elixir world.
- dnautics 5y agoIIRC LGPL says you have to "convey" the code, not "you must bundle the code with your binary", it could be anything from "email this address to request the code" or "send a SASE to this address and I'll send you a CD-ROM". I believe GPL even lets you charge for the code, I could be wrong about that.
- ipaddr 5y agoYou can charge someone for gpl code but you can't expect to get paided if others give away that code.
- goodpoint 5y agoStatic linking with LGPL is OK as long as you allow users to relink to other libraries. You can do that by shipping the object files with the binary, or on request, or providing the sources of your application under a closed license, or under any FOSS license.