Can it be used to make programs that aren't GPLed (like proprietery programs)?

[KarjamP]

Because I want to use the program to make commercial yet maybe secretly open sourcedgames that is proprietery in the sence that the code would be used for modding.

[MortenMacFly]

Because I want to use the program to make commercial yet maybe secretly open sourcedgames that is proprietery in the sence that the code would be used for modding.

What is the "it" in "Can it be used to make programs that aren't GPLed"?

Depending on that the answer will be.

[KarjamP]

Me bad grammer's slipping, LOL! "It" being code::blocks itself.

I'm guessing yes, is it not? Because you aren't ysing code from the program. I know that this is a silly question to ask.

[MortenMacFly]

I'm guessing yes, is it not? Because you aren't ysing code from the program. I know that this is a silly question to ask.

If you aren't using the sources of C::B but just use the "binary" C::B as your IDE, then there is no problem at all.

[KarjamP]

Thanks. I'll lock the topic now, as I got the info I need.