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The GNU's General Public License, a commonly-used free software license. The GPL has various versions, v1-v3, so use this tag only for questions talking about overarching issues of the licenses or shared characteristics. For example, for a question about a unique section on version 3, use the [gpl-3] tag.
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What's the meaning (qualifications) of "machine" in GPL's "machine-readable source code"?
GPL requires you to share (a) the preferred-form-of-the-work-for-making-changes-in-it, yet at the same time (b) it "does not include general purpose tool". …