This licence applies to the Sol compiler. It must be distinguished
of the licence of the Scriptol programming language.
Licence of the personal edition
The personal edition of the compiler is free for independant programmers
or charity organizations that don't hire salaried persons.
Programs written with the personal edition may be distributed
as freeware, shareware or commercial product, providing that the distributor
don't charge the copies. If the distributor sells the copies, the author
must get a licence of the enterprise edition, but if the distributor
has got one.
Licence of the enterprise edition
Any enterprise of organization that employs salaried persons
must get a licence to use the Scriptol compiler.
A licence covers the use of Sol on up to ten processors. Another
licence must be paid for each set of ten more processors, until the
ceiling of two hundreds of processors. A licence for two hundreds of
processors allows for deployement on unlimited number of desktops.
Programs generated by the Sol compiler
Programs generated by the Sol compiler are the property of their
authors and may be distributed in any form, providing that the programmer
has the right to use either the personal or enterprise edition of Sol.
by D.G. Sureau October 22, 2001