Re: Novafora relicenses Transmeta sparse copyrights under the MIT license

[David Given <dg@cowlark.com>]

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Alexey Zaytsev wrote:
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> Excellent news. Congratulations to everyone and special thanks
> to Peter and Robert.

Hurray! Definitely. Nice work.

> Now, should all the contributors jump in and state their consent with
> the relicensing? If so, for my modest contributions, you have it. While
> personally preferring LGPL, I'm also ok with MIT.

Same here (for my tiny little patches).

I personally like MIT; I'm more interested in sparse as a *compiler*,
not a linter, and right now the only MIT/BSD compilers are pcc (ancient)
and llvm (complex), and I think sparse would work very nicely as a third
alternative with a little work.

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