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A.M. Kuchling wrote:
| It's not clear if importing a GPLed Python module in your code means that
| your code has to be GPLed.  My interpretation would be "no", but you'd
have
| to ask the copyright holder of the GPLed code to figure out if a given
usage
| is OK with them.
|

i think its a little unclear BUT according to various authors i've
discussed this with (Federico Di Gregorio for GPL'ed psycopg for
example) simply importing the code does NOT mean you have to GPL your
code.  but as always YMMV so if you are concerned ask the author - they
usually won't bite .

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Tom Jenkins
devIS - Development Infostructure
http://www.devis.com

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