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* Jochen via Gcc-help Keil:

> However, upon closer inspection of the GCC sources I found that the
> files in the `libcc1` and `libcpp` folders do only carry the licensing
> terms of GPL-3.0+ without any mention of the Runtime Exception. Is it
> still valid to use those libraries with statically linked proprietary
> code?

You will ask your own lawyer for a definite answer.

The intent is that libcc1 and libcpp can only used from programs which
are free software, regardless of how the program is linked.

Thanks,
Florian




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