Hi,
I have written a high-performance computing code to compute the
evolution of a system using differential equation solving. I'm running
it on a multi-core architecture, so that in my code, I can make use of
parallel programming techniques such as OpenMP.
In order to get even better performances, I made some modifications to
rkf45.c (I use Runge-Kutta-Fehlberg algorithms for integration of ODEs).
The modifications are simply to add calls to OpenMP before for loops
(#pragma omp for shared(...) private(...) ).
I was wondering what to do with these modifications ? Is there a way to
submit them for approval to GSL so that they are integrated to the
library ? Should I simply copy the required files from GSL source code,
modify them and link them instead of the library when compiling my code ?
The latter (copying the files and modify them) is what I did up to now.
However, I plan to publish this code under GPL license, and I'm then
wondering what I should do with the copyrights for these modifications.
Thank you,
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Maxime Boissonneault
Étudiant chercheur au doctorat en physique
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