Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of rfc34_license_policy

Timestamp:

Jan 29, 2011, 12:31:22 PM (13 years ago)

Author:

warmerdam

Comment:

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rfc34_license_policy

@@ -53 +53 @@
 == Policy Logic ==
 
- # If the user selected a GDAL_LICENSE_POLICY of "USE_ALL" then no drivers are unloaded on the basis of licensing.
- # If the user selected a GDAL_LICENSE_POLICY of "PREFER_PROPRIETARY" or "PREFER_RECIPROCAL" then ignore the GDAL_APPLICATION_LICENSE_POLICY.
- # if the application select a GDAL_APPLICATION_LICENSE_POLICY of "PROPRIETARY" or "RECIPROCAL" then use that.
- # In the absence of a user or application level policy, default to a policy of "PREFER_PROPRIETARY". 
+ 1. If the user selected a GDAL_LICENSE_POLICY of "USE_ALL" then no drivers are unloaded on the basis of licensing.
+ 2. If the user selected a GDAL_LICENSE_POLICY of "PREFER_PROPRIETARY" or "PREFER_RECIPROCAL" then ignore the GDAL_APPLICATION_LICENSE_POLICY.
+ 3. if the application select a GDAL_APPLICATION_LICENSE_POLICY of "PROPRIETARY" or "RECIPROCAL" then use that.
+ 4. In the absence of a user or application level policy, default to a policy of "PREFER_PROPRIETARY". 
 
-The policy will be applied in the GDALDriverManager::AutoSkipDrivers() method and in the newly introduced OGRSFDriverManager::AutoSkipDrivers() method.  The AutoSkipDrivers() method is already used to unload drivers based on GDAL_SKIP (and soon OGR_SKIP) and is generally called after the preliminary registration of drivers.
+The policy will be applied in the GDALDriverManager::!AutoSkipDrivers() method and in the newly introduced OGRSFDriverManager::!AutoSkipDrivers() method.  The !AutoSkipDrivers() method is already used to unload drivers based on GDAL_SKIP (and soon OGR_SKIP) and is generally called after the preliminary registration of drivers.
 
 == Strict Link Level Compliance ==
@@ -78 +78 @@
  * JP2KAK
  * JPIPKAK
- * ArcObjects
+ * !ArcObjects
  * OCI
  * FileGDB