Michael Meissner wrote:
If you are including GCC in your program, your program needs to be licensed such to allow this (typically gplv3). If you are just providing the compiler as a separate package without modifications, then this is a much simpler matter (this is allowed under section 4 of the gplv3). You really would need to talk to a lawyer to get an understanding of the rules and regulations for anything complicated (hint, most of the people reading this mailing list are not lawyers).
That's fair advice, but if all you want to do is to include a standard version of gcc with sources as part of your package, that does not count as complicated, and all you have to do is to include the file COPYING3 with a note that it refers to the included gcc compiler.
