Re: Questions about LClint package I am creating.
Dale Miller writes:
> > I am writing to request permission to modify and re-distribute
> > lclint as part of the Debian projects distribution of Linux.
>
> Sure, I have no problem with this, as long as some effort is made to
> make sure the most recent version is included as well as documentation
> pointing to the larch site.
I don't agree with Bruce here. This personal email does not say anything
that requires each CD manufacturer to request permission. The original
copyright notice does, but with this personal permission it should be okay.
But then I've been wrong before...
> Secondly, the LClint package provides some .el and .elc files
> to allow access to LClint through emacs. I noticed a directory
> under /usr/lib/emacs named site-lisp. Is this an appropriate
> place to install these files or does that directory serve some
> other purpose? There are only 3or4 files so should I create a
> separate sub-directory for them if this is the proper place to
> put them?
My own (local) lclint installation used this directory, too. No problem so
far.
Michael
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