On 10/02/2012 03:03 PM, Simon Josefsson wrote: > Paul, Jim, > > I have a use for the inttostr module in a library inside OATH Toolkit > that will be released under LGPLv2+. The inttostr module is currently > licensed as LGPL. Would it be possible to relicense it to LGPLv2+? Its > dependencies appears to be LGPLv2+ already, so it should only be matter > of agreeing for the following files: > > lib/anytostr.c > lib/imaxtostr.c > lib/inttostr.c > lib/inttostr.h > lib/offtostr.c > lib/umaxtostr.c > lib/uinttostr.c > m4/inttostr.m4 > > You appear to be the authors of these files, any objections to this? > > If anyone is aware of other authors who may have a claim on the files > that I missed, please point that out.
$ git shortlog lib/*tostr.[ch] | grep '^[^ ]'
Bruno Haible (2):
Eric Blake (1):
Jim Meyering (9):
Paul Eggert (11):
Sergey Poznyakoff (1):
I have no problem with it for my contribution, and looking at the full
text of Bruno's and Sergey's changes, I only see:
Portability fix in lib/inttostr.c.
Use spaces for indentation, not tabs.
Change copyright notice from GPLv2+ to GPLv3+.
none of which change the actual code implementation.
Libvirt would be another candidate for using this module (we just
hand-rolled our own earlier this month:
http://libvirt.org/git/?p=libvirt.git;a=commitdiff;h=f6430390#patch4)
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