Joshy you are like a new spring breeze, or more like adrenaline injection... 2 powerful libs in one day. And great selection of libs to do!
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Joshy
(Sorry about my bad English.)
Joshy you are like a new spring breeze, or more like adrenaline injection... 2 powerful libs in one day. And great selection of libs to do!
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To keep thing organized, I can create dedicated sub forum for this project.
Just ask for it.
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Thanks a lot,
if I may ask, how does it work? Does it any auxiliary library?
Regarding LGPL - what does it mean to programmers? I checked on Wiki and it seems to be quite friendly license comparing to classic GPL, but I would experience some explanation from person who knows this better (you )
Thanks ,
Petr
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Joshy,
as a way of proceed here in thinBasic we tend to use module/library name in front of any function in order to keep things clear.
So names likes "NewRGBTextureFromFile" can be something like "TBTIL_RGBTextureFromFile" and so on.
When you read source code it is very clear from where function come from.
This is not mandatory of course but if used I think it is something every thinBasic programmer is used to.
Ciao
Eros
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Hi folks,
about GPL, there are some good thought expressed here.
Eros, I think he would need a current C SDK for it. If these libs are released under GPL, then there are not for me. But thanks for sharing them anyway.
Michael
Hi Mike,
they seem to be [wiki=LGPL]LGPL[/wiki], not GPL. That, if I read it correctly, means if you just use the library, your program does not have to be (L)GPL. This is different from GPL "classic".
This is why I asked Joshy about clarification.
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But didn't you wrote GPL at first? I know, the LGPL is save for linking.
Yes,
then I read the header by Joshy again and noticed it is LGPL. So I corrected my original question.
I am sorry for confusion.
Petr
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Ok.
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