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Unread 30-04-2004, 15:06
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Re: Coding / Style Standards for sharing C code

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Originally Posted by Joe Ross
The BSD license (http://www.opensource.org/licenses/bsd-license.php) Allows any modification to the code to be used for any reason, as long as the license notice is retained. Thus, it is close to being public domain, but you guarantee that your name will stay with the code for posterity (as opposed to the public domain, where you could remove any notices from the code).
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The BSD or LGPL is probably good for this. There are very few limits put on the use/modification of the software that way.

I also have to add that I like the way you copied yourself there...

P.S. I don't like the default code style much.
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