From: "Muhammad Ali S." <lists@...>
Date: 2013-06-28T00:03:25+09:00
Subject: Re: Licensing terms for "linking" with Ruby

Hi Matz,

Thanks for your responses. I have spent reasonable time going through
the LEGAL file (as you suggested), and I can see that enough detail is
provided for each chunk of code that Ruby has borrowed from somewhere
else.

But...

Several of these .h or .c files require copyright notices to be
distributed with the final software, just like you did with the LEGAL
file. However, if I now link with Ruby, is there a clean way to
determine which .h and .c files get included in the .lib file produced
by building Ruby? I only link to the final .lib and it becomes part of
my software. This .lib would include at least "some" of these "other"
license files. How can I find out which ones?

I need to keep the number of copyright notices/ legal bindings to the
minimum.

Any help will be highly appreciated.

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