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> If it's only C yes, however C++ adds the libstdc++.a library which is a
> static LGPL library with special clauses that allow you to use it with
> your proprietary binaries.

Clarification: the special clause says "if you build your program with
gcc".  Most people probably assumed that, and most people will build
with gcc anyway, but you never know...

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