Hi,
I checked with the TOSL authors from Trusster, and here is their reply:
=== QUOTE ===
Yes, our license is the SleepyCat one...
> 1. The verification framework is under TOSL. The *.cpp testbench
> written for an RTL project also needs to be under TOSL?
Nope. Any project a customer does is totally owned by them in whatever
license they want.
> 2. Can the *.cpp testbench be in TOSL while the RTL project source
> code be released in LGPLv2+ or GPL?
Yes.
I see that in the examples you "include" the RTL sources, but, does
that involve compilation between TOSL framework code and RTL LGPLV2+
code?
Yes.
The idea behind TOSL was to encourage others to use it, but not
require that their work be in open source.
=== END ===
So, if I ship examples that use GPLv2+ or LGPLv2+, can I use the
following in License at teal.spec?
License: TOSL and (GPLv2+ and LGPLv2+)
Do let me know your views. Thanks!
SK
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