• Mandeep (9/9) Apr 20 2011 Hi,
• Steven Schveighoffer (10/21) Apr 20 2011 The license rules are dictated by the original license. LGPL requires

Mandeep <mandeep brars.co.in> writes:

Hi,

I am not sure if this is the correct forum but i could not find a better one.
Just wanted to understand the process for putting a new project on dsource.
How do i create it and how do i upload some code there.

Also, what license do i write on the files if i have ported some code from
other places into d. Should i retain their existing headers or do i put mine
in those files. Both source and target are LGPL for ref.

Thanks
Mandeep

"Steven Schveighoffer" <schveiguy yahoo.com> writes:

On Wed, 20 Apr 2011 14:39:32 -0400, Mandeep <mandeep brars.co.in> wrote:

 Hi,

 I am not sure if this is the correct forum but i could not find a better  
 one.
 Just wanted to understand the process for putting a new project on  
 dsource.
 How do i create it and how do i upload some code there.

See www.dsource.org, contact the admin.

 Also, what license do i write on the files if i have ported some code  
 from
 other places into d. Should i retain their existing headers or do i put  
 mine
 in those files. Both source and target are LGPL for ref.

The license rules are dictated by the original license.  LGPL requires  
that you keep the license from the original code AFAIK.

I think all you need to do in the header is state the copyright (with  
original authors), the license (or refer to the license), and follow any  
rules that the license dictates.

If you are creating code from scratch, then any open source license will  
do.

-Steve