[Savannah-register-public] [task #15414] Submission of Entangled Research Compiler

[William ML Leslie]

Follow-up Comment #6, task #15414 (project administration):

Although we use Twisted to provide local interactive output, we don't
recommend or support hooking ERC up to the outside world.  There certainly
isn't anything in our project that suggests or would benefit from using SSL.

The only python stdlib modules we make use of - other than those required to
start up and run python code - are:
* distutils.core for defining the package
* keyword to prevent generating variable names that overlap with python
keywords
* dis for generating input for test cases
* json for I/O
* traceback for error output
* marshal, for reading .pyc files

Also, it turns out I didn't read the whole license file for PyPy.  The code of
the project itself is available under Expat, however parts of the standard
library are PSF v2 having been copied from CPython, as well as various other
licenses for optional extension modules (based on Tk, OpenSSL, Sqlite3, bzip2
etc).

https://bitbucket.org/pypy/pypy/raw/fb4d4c113daed4d832eccc0b6a5823e6638f614e/LICENSE

I'm not too sure how I should describe this - should I list the stdlib as
another dependency?

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