On Aug 25, 2012 10:01 PM, "Ángel González" wrote: > > That's probably because the Runtime library exception requires an explicit > notice on affected files. Had the FSF additionally "licensed" that any > non-GPL > code compiled with an official release of gcc is subject to that > exception and > is not bound to the GPL due to the compilation. Many (maybe most) people don't use official releases, they use the version provided by their distro, which might be modified. The OP asked a simple question and the answer is that using GCC to compile non-free code is ok. This thread should have ended there.
