Re: [tdf-discuss] Triple licensing?

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On 14/06/2011 15:31, Alexandro Colorado wrote:

> How exactly would that work. So far the discussion was about moving code around, but what about 
> generating code for both?

As a practical matter, the code would have to modified to work as
expected with at least one, if not both projects.

How much modification would be required, depends upon what the code
does, and how deeply into other code it interacts.

By way of example.

You could dump the entire SQLite code into LibO, or Apache_OOo, with no
modifications, if nothing called that code.  However, for end users,
that SQLite code would be useless, because there would be no way for
them to create, edit, or retrieve data from an SQLite database.

If code for the UI is included, so that end users can create, edit, or
modify SQLite databases, then the code (SQLite + UI code dump) may have
to be massaged to fit project guidelines, fix bugs, or other things.

jonathon
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