Licence of the Scriptol Compilers

These licences applies to the Scriptol compilers written by Denis G. Sureau.
They must be distinguished of the licence of the Scriptol programming language.


Licence of the Scriptol to Php or C++ compilers
Programs generated by the solp or solc compilers
Licence of the Scriptol library




Licence of the Scriptol to Php or C++ compilers

The compilers are free and may be used freely by any person or organization.
Programs built by the compilers are the property of their authors, as stated below.




Programs generated by the Scriptol compilers

Programs generated by all scriptol compilers distributed by the Scriptol enterprise are the property of their authors and may be distributed in any form, with any licence, providing that the programmer has the right to use the edition of the compiler that has built the software.


Licence of the Scriptol library

Along with the Scriptol to C++ compilers is provided the libsol.a or libsol.lib library (or other name with "sol" inside). This library contains the TEXT, DYN and ARRAY classes and lot of functions compatibles with the Php library.
This library is the orginal work of Denis G. Sureau. It has been registered at INPI 25 june 2002. The Php compatible functions are original work. They have nothing to do with Php sources.
- The source of library is available on the CD provided with all registered users of a Professionnal or Enterprise licence.
These sources can't be distributed by anyone but the Scriptol enterprise and Denis G. Sureau.
The libraries are provided to allow the user to link them with Scriptol compiled program. He is allowed to include the library in its program and distribute its programs with the library included into, with no any fee required and no any restriction or condition.
The library may be included unchanged among other files of the open source distribution and headers of the file to include, libsol.hpp, text.hpp, dyn.hpp, array.hpp, fun.hpp and other files, must be included unchanged, and must hold the original copyright notice with the address of the Scriptol site.
The source of the Enterprise extended library is provided to licensed users to allow them either to modify it according to their need, or to compile it in a different file format, for a different compiler. Registered users are not permitted to distribute the source of the library in no any case, even if it is modified.



by Denis G. Sureau October 22, 2001 - Revised August 30 2005