LGPL

[edgar wander]

Hello,

  I need to release a CLOSED SOURCE software, for comercial use (enterprise 
commpetitive reazons). That sofware are based in Threads and Socket from 
Common C++ library.

  In order to provide the sofware I need a binary representation: .o or 
executable.

  I thing that, I can make Wrappers Classes in order to decouple and 
isolate the cc++ library services from my code, then compile them to create 
a .o files, and then THIS OBJECTS FILES ARE MY PRODUCT, AND I CAN COPY RIGTH 
THEM. The cc++ library are then dynamic linked.

 But, I wonder (because I feel "legal fear"):
-- is it a really legal action ?
-- Can I copy rigth the .o code, compiled using g++ ?
-- where can I found specific information about, using the LGPL as a basis 
for CLOSED SOFTWARE ?,( the LGPL-GPL FAQ are not clear, considering that it 
is a legal matter !)

Thanks !

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