Open no-more-secrets opened 4 years ago
To have MIT/BSD/Zlib, I should replace all parts are was originally made by Bisqwit in his original ADLMIDI which are GPL. Right now, the only MIDI Sequencer and Chipset are MIT. OPL3 chip emulators in most are LGPL and GPL. The only Opal emulator is public domain, however, it doesn't support rhythm mode. Graduately I replacing old parta with new are more effective and I licensing them as MIT.
It's not fast process.
Speaking about original parts of Bisqwit are GPL licensed, I only can get the LGPL once I'll backport part of my work of 2014'th year into his original project. To get MIT, I should replace everything with my own, coded from scratch.
Ok... do you plan on doing that in the short-term future or should I give up hope on using libADLMIDI?
Possible in near, however, I can't tell will that go fast or not, it's dependent on my free time I use for all of my projects.
@Wohlstand Do you see any possibility in the future to make this happen?
Yes, I still think on that. The work still being not fast. Once upon I need to resume my work on embedded banks databse format change I almost completed on a second branch and continue the big work later. The new database format solves two goals:
Ok thanks; how many lines of code would you estimate have to be rewritten for the license goal to be met?
Number of lines? Never cared about that... So, I can tell better per component:
Cool, let me know if I can do anything to help.
LGPL makes it hard to use!