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Re:Oracle v. Google - Judge Alsup Rules APIs Not Protected B... by marxmarv on Thursday May 31, 2012 @10:29PM (#4051625)
Presumably, if proprietary code isn't linked with GPL code, it's not a derived work, but two separate works under different licenses. If your situation can tolerate it, you might could write a gplserver running in a separate address space. Or, if it's hardware to hide, video drivers frequently provide a razor-thin kernel driver that does little more than let you mmap the device's I/O space, with all the action sequestered in a proprietary userspace library.
Re:Oracle v. Google - Judge Alsup Rules APIs Not Protected B... by dllthomas on Monday June 04, 2012 @05:39PM (#4066102)
c.f. rlwrap