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@Krzysztof Sobolewski:
I looked at it. Maybe if I take some code from the JavaOutPutGenerator and
use it for a C# Generator it will be easier.
But a bit more documentation would be very helpful. If you have time a
tutorial would be good, too.
I think if it is able to handle more than one language and works stable,
good it should be used as standard source code generator.?
So a tutorial would not be wrong.

2008/5/5 Brett Nash <nash at fluffyspider.com>:

> Hello,
>
> > Maybe it makes sense to create a git repo to backup, handle versions
> > and share the source.
>
> Please do ;-)  We love to see public repos.
>
> > Now we came to the license ... Which license would be the best for the
> > community and/or developers?
>
> Either GPL or LGPL.
>
>        Regards,
>         nash
>

What about MIT?
Not that I like the idea much to share my source without any copyright :/

I think I will stick with GPL. Oh and which version? (v2 or v3?)

~Marcel Hauf
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