Dear all,


Many should know that Microchip's MPLAB C18 compiler comes with full
source code of its libraries, even the lite and eval versions.

I made many improvements to said files for my own use. My question is:
how could I share my improvements with others without breaching
Microchip's copyright?

I have thought that perhaps I can publish the diffs between my versions
and Microchip's. Diff files bear a minimum of the original source code
just to contextualize where the changes are to be inserted. This way, by
using my diffs alone nobody can retrieve Microchip's source code, he/she
would need to have already the original source code to apply the patches
against.

What do you think?


Some files I rewrote from scratch. Those I think are safe to share.


Best regards,

Isaac

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