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Is the binary no longer the software? All precedent would suggest otherwise. (Though I can see it may not be a copy of the software, as compilation is usually m
by btdmaster 4y ago
Is the binary no longer the software? All precedent would suggest otherwise. (Though I can see it may not be a copy of the software, as compilation is usually more than that.)
- samatman 4y agoThat's the subtlety, the clause is introduced thus: > Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software") And I maintain that the use of this in reference to the software is dispositive that it doesn't refer to anything which doesn't exist in the repo/tarball/whatever, particularly not object code, and that the reference to associated documentation files is evidence that the omission was deliberate. This is why lawyers should write licenses though. The ambiguity sucks.