"The Many Faces of an Undying Programming Language"
http://jakob.space/blog/thoughts-on-lisps.html
@jakob what about the clojure license???
@efi if it's referencing the Clojure standard library, it would require an exception.
https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-faq.html#GPLIncompatibleLibs
@jakob aaaah, ok, that's on the gpl side
I was thinking of software released as public domain, which wouldn't have any problem *shrug*
@efi yeah, public domain and more generally permissive licenses such as MIT/BSD/zlib won't have any issues linking to the Clojure stdlib.
I'm a staunch advocate of the copyleft ideology, however, so I prefer to license the software I develop myself under protective licenses.
@jakob then don't be like "code free or die" lmao <3
@jakob buuuuuuuut, I'm no lawyer, but, when you publish a Clojure application, you're not distributing a copy of Clojure
you're either referencing it in the source code of the application (this is a separate module) or you're compiling it into a java class (this is no longer te source code of Clojure) so, as long as you didn't patch the clojure version, I don't think a Clojure application is derivative work, and thus, is not subject to the Eclipse license???