Wouter,

On Wed, 28 Jan 2004 12:09:15 +0100, Wouter van Ooijen wrote:

> > 3. JAL can have libraries added to it that contain new code
> > written by others.
>
> There is nothing magical about Jal libraries, they are just pieces of
> text. Think of it as a C compiler or assembler without the option of
> separate compilation (much like the old TurboPascal).

Ah - I think I understand this better now: a JAL library contains source code written in JAL, which is
compiled-in with other code to form the PIC program?    I can see now that if that's the case, the copyright
of the compiled version would normally involve the creator of the library.

I had the idea that a JAL library extended JAL itself, by defining and compiling new instructions, for
example.  Perhaps it's time I studied JAL in a bit more detail!

Cheers,

Howard Winter
St.Albans, England

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