> None of these are strictly a bundled library in the sense of having a copy of a complete package - each is a case of copying a file, or even just a single function, from another source.
We (FPC) had talked about code fragments being bundled at one time and I'm pretty sure we wanted to be lenient. However, I can't seem to find the wording in the guideline about it.... One possibility is that we made the idea of code fragments a reason to grant exceptions rather than a reason you don't have to get an exception. Perhaps
We (FPC) had talked about code fragments being bundled at one time and I'm pretty sure we wanted to be lenient. However, I can't seem to find the wording in the guideline about it.... One possibility is that we made the idea of code fragments a reason to grant exceptions rather than a reason you don't have to get an exception. Perhaps
My suggestion would be to open an exception request and mention that these are code fragments (with whatever details you can find)... Hopefully one of the other FPC members will remember more details about this and we'll be able to grant it (and make that portion of the guideline more visible).
-Toshio
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