License?

[dloscutoff]

I'm not sure if Husk is intended to be closed-source or open-source, but there doesn't seem to be any License file in the repository. Is it okay if I copy parts of the interpreter (in particular, the codepage and some of the implementation of TNum) for a separate project? (I'm making another golflang partially inspired by Husk.)

[barbuz]

Hi David, The intention for Husk was to be something to contribute to the community at large, so feel free to take anything you like from it and reuse it (although a citation is always appreciated!). I'll have a look at adding a license to the github repository. Cheers, Leo

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