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...) under a compliant license (as it must derive in part from the target system in order to link properly)), and likewise another .so related to the imported library, likewise licensed. As the import-library .so is not derived from target it is not bound by the target license. As the target-library (libswig.so now discontinued you say) will not derive from the import-library it is not bound by that license. As swig own the target-library they can "not mind" that it is derived from parts of swig that the generated import library code is also derived from (the swig api). Sam -----Original...