eanv20@castle.ed.ac.uk (John Woods) (06/17/91)
One for all those NetLawyers out there. (Apologies if this is a faq). If I write a load of C++, then use e.g. AT&T's cfront to convert it into ANSI C, what is the legal status of those C files? Are they my own, and allowed any distribution I choose, or are they only permitted to be used as intermediates on the machine on which they were created? Thanks in advance... ...John Woods -- /******* cut here ******* John Woods ******* cut here ******** * Philosophy: Forsan et haec olim meminisse iuvabit (Virgil) * * Disclaimer: Every statement in this file is possibly !true * ******** cut here ******* John Woods ******* cut here *******/