On 8/30/07, Bruce Korb <bruce.korb@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Something fuzzily along the lines that all code emitted by these tools > are, by that action alone, released to the public domain with no licensing > requirements or constraints whatever? After all, they are sufficiently > convoluted that I certainly cannot construe any constructive purpose for > the text, outside of the explicit configure/make process for a specific project. > Understanding that generated stuff comes as close to understanding > hieroglyphics as I ever want to get. In other words, it should not need > strong protections. :) /# su - evil ~evil$ for i in AC_CHECK_DECLS AC_PROG_CC AC_CONFIG_FILES ...; do > echo AC_INIT(...)\n$i(??magic??) >configure.ac > autoconf > echo "AC_DEFUN($i, [`diff -u configure.null configure |grep ^+ |sed s/^.//`])" |sed 's/??magic??/$1/g' >evillib/$i.m4 >done ~evil$ tar -czf autoconf-under-eula.tar.gz evillib/ _______________________________________________ Autoconf mailing list Autoconf@xxxxxxx http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/autoconf
