Re: Changing top level files and include/ files over to GPLv3

Alexandre Oliva
2007-07-09T13:59:44Z

On Jul 6, 2007, DJ Delorie <dj@redhat.com> wrote:

>> Changing libiberty, which is shared between projects, would have the
>> effect of changing all projects using it (bearing in mind that parts of
>> libiberty are under the GPL and parts under the LGPL, and both should
>> probably be updated at once).

> Yeah, libiberty will have to be one of the last ones migrated.
> Fortunately, all its files include the "or later" clause, so an
> unmigrated libiberty can be used with a migrated gcc/gdb/etc.

Actually, since everything else has an "or later" clause, migrating
libiberty would amount to migrating everything else ;-)

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