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Questions tagged [linked-libraries]

For questions concerning the use of linked libraries such as DLLs and linked JARs.

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I have built a piece of Java software that uses a library. I extracted this library from another software that's distributed in compiled form under Eclipse Public License 1.0. So, I have the library ...
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I am writing a game engine with an abstraction layer that allows different external libraries to be used as backends for graphics, sound, input, physics, etc. For each of these backends/external ...
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In A Quick Guide to GPLv3 by Brett Smith, he says: Both versions of the GPL require you to provide all the source necessary to build the software, including supporting libraries, compilation scripts, ...
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The background to this question is that I'm building a physics library in C++, and I'm looking for code to implement some of my functionalities. I found this program (linked in full here https://www....
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Google AI Edge SDK allows running LLM prompts offline, which would be very beneficial in my Android app for some tasks such as summarization. Google AI Edge SDK gives access to Android's built-in ...
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I would prefer to statically link my game for steam, but if not I’m fine with letting it be dynamic. I just need help with the exact specifics of what I must do to accomplish for selling my software.
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My proprietary program dynamically links with an LGPL (2.1 or later) library. However, for technical and practical reasons, the need to distribute the library as a separate .so/.dll file is ...
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I'm writing a dynamic library that's licensed under GPL 3.0. To simplify distribution, I'd like to statically link as many of the library's dependencies as possible. One of these libraries is licensed ...
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I am going to implement a closed-source, commercial application that uses and links statically the modbus-esp8266 library which is released under a BSD New license. At the same time, you can see in ...
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I am deploying a Qt project on Windows with MinGW which spits out a dozen or so DLLs that are required by Qt, but not directly by my project. Some of these are: pcre2 zlib harfbuzz freetype iconv ...
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I am currently writing a game. Leaving aside all the game development things, I want to create a library implementation for its API, basically so I give some random guy on the internet the ability to ...
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Suppose I create software that uses a library licensed under the GPL. If I distribute the software including the library, the software would have to be licensed under the GPL as well. But what if I ...
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I'm currently developing a software in Python which is importing functions of libraries. So I was asking myself: do the licenses of the libraries I use in my software apply to my code? And if not, can ...
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I have written two Java desktop programs that I would like to license under GPLv3 and distribute as executable JARs on Gitlab. The programs use Maven for dependencies and pull in GPLv3 and LGPL ...
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I have a project which uses unmodified libraries with MIT-like licenses. I don't include source code of these libraries in my project tree, just include some its configuration files which have full ...
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