• Marco Leise (9/9) Oct 05 2011 I am part of a team that organizes a programming contest that supports
• Walter Bright (2/10) Oct 05 2011 Yes. Feel free to do this.

"Marco Leise" <Marco.Leise gmx.de> writes:

I am part of a team that organizes a programming contest that supports  
multiple programming languages. Since there are multiple servers that need  
to be set up, someone in the team placed all source packages for the  
supported languages on our main server, ignorantly assuming that no  
license would prohibit that.
So my question is now what the real story is behind the DMD license and if  
it is probably allowed to do what we do since the installations wont be  
used by real people. (The participants upload source code to the server  
which will compile them.) The version would be 2.054 if that matters.

Walter Bright <newshound2 digitalmars.com> writes:

On 10/5/2011 3:48 PM, Marco Leise wrote:
 I am part of a team that organizes a programming contest that supports multiple
 programming languages. Since there are multiple servers that need to be set up,
 someone in the team placed all source packages for the supported languages on
 our main server, ignorantly assuming that no license would prohibit that.
 So my question is now what the real story is behind the DMD license and if it
is
 probably allowed to do what we do since the installations wont be used by real
 people. (The participants upload source code to the server which will compile
 them.) The version would be 2.054 if that matters.

Yes. Feel free to do this.