On Mon, 30 Jul 2001, Rich Bowen wrote:
> I thought that you all might be interested in this note that I
> received from Dr Reingold, author of Calendrical Calculations.
> [Ed Reingold wrote:]
> The code is not under GPL. We make it freely available for
> non-commercial use, but want a formal licensing agreement for
> commercial use. In the case of Perl, we'd be interested in doing
> what we did for Mathematica and Java: trade the license for code
> that we could distribute.
If I'm reading that right, it means this:
"We'll give you the license to implement the algorithms if you'll
give us code we can publish."
That *should* mean that we can GPL/Artistic license our code that
implements their algorithms. Am I reading that right?
srl
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