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I consult to clients who use Keil C16x/ST10 tools on embedded systems. Specifically I licence to them my real-time multi-tasking kernel which has the ability to link package (module) binaries at run-time from memory. All my clients and I have licences from Keil for the C16x/ST10 tools we use. However we discovered that the run-time binding feature allows the building of complete applications of unlimited size (subject to model constraints and limits complied into the the kernel) using the evaluation version of the compiler alone. What does Keil (and this audience) think about legitimacy issues relating to the use of the limited evaluation version of C16x/ST10 tools by those with a licence for this kernel? Kind regards