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From: "Cesar S. Rabak" <csrabak AT ipt DOT br>
Subject: Re: Win32 programs - written in DJGPP?
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At 09:48 31/10/99 +0200, Eli Zaretskii wrote:
>
>On Fri, 29 Oct 1999, Michael Abbott aka frEk wrote:
>
>> Can RSXNTDJ be used for commercial applications? I know that
>> lcc-win32 can't :(
>
>Really?  Can you point me to the relevant page on the Lcc's site where
>it says that?
>
>
In fact I can point a exactly opposite saying from the "Product
Information" secton of the lcc-win32 help file:

". . .More seriously, you can use lcc-win32, you can modify/improve the
sources as you wish, no royalties are due. If you compile programs with it,
those programs remain your propierty, and you can distribute them or sell
them as you want.

If you want to distribute lcc-win32, you should contact the author.
Unauthorized distribution is an infringement of my copyright. The reason is
that I want that the final user receives always the latest package, with
the latest updates.
The copyright of my work remains mine, and you shouldn't put your name in
it, to imply that you are the author.
No institution or company has given any money to support this work. If you
want to contribute, send a money order to the author."

HTH

Cesar