[quake3] Greetings

[Anthony J. Benik]

Stephan Reiter wrote:
>> So really, unless you are going to rework the vm in ioquake3 to be 
>> specific for your game, just using the standard qvm compiler and the 
>> old q3 code will leave your mod or game freely open for disassembly.
> 
> I fail to see the reason why this is a problem for you. If you're 
> distributing a mod based on the code that was released under the GPL, 
> you have to make the code accessible anyway. So there isn't even a need 
> for a disassembler with regard to your code ...
> 
> Or am I wrong on that?
> Stephan
> 
Am I mistaken to believe that if one creates a mod from scratch.  Then 
distributes the mod with only a link or a runtime download/installer to 
the ioq3 engine.  That the mod from scratch would remain licensed as the 
author interned even if the license was non GPL???

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