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What exactly do I need to do if I use a LGPL licensed library?
I have read this questions and answers, but I still don't understand what exactly do I need to do if I dynamically link with a library that uses a LGPL license (the SDL library in my case). … If I understand LGPL text correctly, I need to somehow provide the source for the library.
Is this enough?
If not, what else needs to be done? …
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