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As an aside here, what you can do is have your GPL code load a non-GPL DLL. I've seen that before. (Very frustrating when you're trying to understand how the cu
by pnathan 15y ago
As an aside here, what you can do is have your GPL code load a non-GPL DLL. I've seen that before. (Very frustrating when you're trying to understand how the custom GDB works).
- caf 15y agoIf you distribute the GPL code and that non-GPL DLL together as a working system, then you still need to comply with the GPL restrictions. The work-around you've suggested only works if you distribute the non-GPL DLL separately, and have your users plug it together.