Olin Lathrop wrote:
> Alan B. Pearce wrote:
>   
>>> No it doesn't.  All it says is that you have to copy the
>>> copyright notice at the top of the file.  Once you do that,
>>> you are free to use it any way you want, including selling
>>> derived copies for profit.  So yes, my copyright notice at
>>> the start of your macros include file is the price for using
>>> DBANKIF.
>>>       
>> I would have thought the heading file at the top of the macro include
>> file would be enough for that, as it would appear in the listing file.
>>     
>
> I meant if you copy macros out of my file individually to your file, you
> have to put the copyright notice at the top of your file.  Of course if you
> just reference my file with a include directive, then you're all set.
>   
Unless your macro-processor *copies* the copyright macro in to the file 
that get assembled in to your program. In which case your entire program 
is now a derivative of Olin's code, and you no longer own anything.

Tell the world I am wrong, but then you'll be wrong. Anyone a lawyer? 
Does the macro pre-processor copy the macro for every macro reference in 
the main program? My feeling is that it does!

Rolf
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