Jihui Choi wrote:
I'm really sorry, but what are "previously existing code" and "new
code"? I don't get it at all because there's no boundary something
like that. Well at one certain time, we can say, these are "existing
code" and those are not, not yet, they are still new. However later
those new ones became "old or existing" one. So they are not new
anymore.
"previously existing code" refers to Oracle copyrighted code, which is
LGPLv3
"new code" is the code developed since September 28, 2010, with double
license LGPLv3/MPL, by TDF developers
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