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Wusage Amiga OS Port
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Included in this archive are the Wusage binaries for Amiga OS.
Suffix *.000 stands for MC68000 based systems without an MC68881/82 FPU.
Suffix *.020 stands for MC68020/030 based systems without an MC68881/82 FPU.
Suffix *.020.881 stands for MC68020/030 based systems with an MC68881/82 FPU.
Suffix *.040.060 stands for MC68040/060 based systems with an internal FPU.
To get these binaries working, you have to get the ixemul.library from an
Aminet FTP-Server like ftp.wustl.edu, ftp.cs.tu-berlin.de, ftp.netnet.net...
You will find the library in /pub/aminet/dev/gcc.
Available versions are:
ixemul-000s.lha dev/gcc 103K Ixemul 45.1 - 68000 library
ixemul-000t.lha dev/gcc 105K IXemul 45.1 - 68000 trace library
ixemul-020f.lha dev/gcc 101K IXemul 45.1 - 68020+fpu library
ixemul-020s.lha dev/gcc 102K IXemul 45.1 - 68020 library
ixemul-040f.lha dev/gcc 101K IXemul 45.1 - 68040+fpu library
ixemul-040s.lha dev/gcc 102K IXemul 45.1 - 68040 library
get the library corresponding to your processor, unpack it, rename the
corresponding files to ixnet.library and ixemul.library and copy it to LIBS:
Attention:
Unless you have am AmiTcp compatible TCP/IP-Stack installed AND connected
to a network with nameserver access, the "dns on/fast" command of Wusage
will NOT work!
For any questions regarding Wusage send e-mail to:boutell@boutell.com
For any questions regarding the Amiga port of Wusage send e-mail to:
solon@pyro.de (Solon Luigi Lutz).
Copyright Restrictions
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IXemul.library is Copyright (C) Markus Wild. Portions are
Copyright (C) Rafael W. Luebbert. Both authors have placed this
library under the governance of the GNU Library General Public License
as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 or (at
your option) any later version. See GNU License for the details
of this licensing agreement.
Also: This product includes software developed by the
University of California, Berkeley and its contributors.
After reading the GNU License, you'll notice, that a program
that just uses the library by using OpenLibrary(), and calling functions
in it, is to be considered as a `work that uses the Library', and 5.
of COPYING.LIB says for this case: " Such a work, in isolation, is not
a derivative work of the Library, and therefore falls outside the scope
of this License."
Since both I and Markus Wild declare the glue functions created
by compiling and running gen_glue.c (in lib/) to be in the Public Domain
(thus not to be covered by any license), your compiled and linked
executable will NOT become a derivative of the library, and will thus
not be subject to this license. Thus, you may use the compiled version
of the glue files and the stdio functions, libc.a (except alloca.c,
please see the copyright notice in its header. Use the builtin alloca()
(__builtin_alloca() to be explicit) in all situations where this is
possible) and crt0.o in a commercial product without making it a
derivative of the library and thus make it subject to the library
license. However, you must tell your customers that ixemul.library is
free software according to this license, and where they can get a copy
of its source code.
This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
Library General Public License for more details.