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CGEN isn't (or wasn't) GPLv<x>, it's GPLv<x> + autoconf-like-exception. Question: How will things look in the brave new world? I see from src/cgen/COPYING.CGEN cgen is still copyright by Redhat and has the autoconf-like-exception. How will COPYING.CGEN look after it's donated to the FSF?
'nother question: If a .cpu file is pure GPLv<x>, does "As a special exception, Red Hat gives unlimited permission to copy, distribute and modify the code that is the output of CGEN." work? Seems like a useful FAQ entry if nothing else. Things have changed and I've long since forgotten the issues.
Cheers Nick
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