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you may include it directly

retain the testregex.c header comment

it uses a very free license to maximize distribution

you can copy that .c comment to any test data files you use

using # comment style to be complete

 

let me know how it works with your libc

also pass on any new tests you cook up

 

On Wed, 1 Mar 2006 20:15:02 +0100 (CET) Peter S. Mazinger wrote:

> Hello Glenn!

 

> I would want to add testregex.c and the related *.dat files to the uClibc

> testsuite. uClibc is licensed under LGPL v2.1. I haven't found any

> licensing related info on testregex.

 

> Is it allowed to use the code there, or should I accomodate the testsuite

> to download the needed files from the original site each time it is ran?

 

> Thanks, Peter

 

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