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From: tmoran@bix.com
Subject: Re: Help help.. please.i am totaly new in ada programing
Date: 1999/11/04
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>>>free source software?
>>  That might suggest you can do anything you want with the source
>>code.  Perhaps I'm mistaken, but I understand that "free software"
>>in Stallman's sense puts very definite restrictions on what you
>>can do with the source code.
>
>Yes, you are mistaken. ...
>The only restrictions come when you want to ...
  As I said, there are definite restrictions.  Some may find them
painless, but they are restrictions.  You cannot in fact do
anything you want.