Re: Microsoft's Linux Kernel Code Drop Result of GPL Violation

[Alexander Terekhov]

Hyman Rosen wrote:
[...]
> included were thin or thick. Oh, and I finally see what you meant about
> "accompany the executable". It still doesn't apply to Interix - accompany
> the executable means you ship the system library along with your program
> and then the program executes routines in that library when it runs. The
> GCC shipped with Interix doesn't use the non-free library as part of its
> execution 

Who told you that?

> - it links that library into executables it generates.

Man oh man, you are really a clinical case Hyman.

So the "GCC shipped with Interix" is okay... but what about emacs.exe
generated by that GCC?

Think of bootstrapping and all that. Does this ring a bell, silly?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emergency_telephone_number

Hth, Hyman.

regards,
alexander.

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