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9. Using Java's Code

Remember that the Java library and its source can only be used for non- commercial purposes. This includes restrictions on using Java's code in shareware packages. See the copyright at the beginning of this document.

9.1 Notes on Hacking

If you use parts of Java in your own library then:

If you use a library splitter, note the size of the resulting directory! There is no intentional library protection. Just remember that:

If you plan on using AGROB or the ML Decomp routines, you should consult the respective authors in case they have different distribution restrictions.

9.2 Source Code Availability

Java requires GNU-Tools 2.1.9 or higher for proper compilation. But the source code is over 651 K uncompressed, so it is not included here. Instead it is available as a separate package - most likely at the same site as you obtained this package. If it isn't, you can try the Java web page http://www.engr.uvic.ca/~aschoorl/java/


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