ILISP License Status.

Matthias Koeppe wrote:
 > Isn't ILISP already part of XEmacs?  So maybe it *has* already got
 > relicensed automatically, and we just didn't notice ;)
I think ilisp is in an interesting position. Due to builds and stuff 
there are some code changes that are part of xemacs although most of 
the code is extant ilisp code.

As to the licensing, I *think* -- it's not something that causes me to 
loose a lot of sleep -- is that ilisp is bundled with xemacs but is an 
external package that has acceptable licensing. But I'm not a lawyer 
and this is probable wrong.

I hope this doesn't add too much to the confusion,

:)w






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