> Note that nobody can give you definitive answers to questions like this
> since they haven't been litigated. So any answer is an "educated guess".
Yes. I understand I cannot get definitive answers for license interpretation.
> My view is that it's both, depending on the context. Remember that
Thank you for your reply.
> The exception applies to the application code, not to libgcc_s.so,
> libstdc++.so etc.
I noticed my prerequisite might be wrong.
I thought that the shared runtime libraries are also included in the
"work of Target Code formed by combining the Runtime Library with
Indep
Hello,
I have questions about the GCC Runtime Library Exception.
When an equipment vendor distributes an update of shared gcc runtime
libraries (e.g. libgcc_s.so, libstdc++.so) to the shipped equipment
and when the equipment has applications which are dynamically linked to
older release of the sh
