Paul Smith wrote:
Unfortunately, the license distributed with the JAR (which we must
assume takes precedence over whatever is stated on the web pages) is
much more restrictive, it's the Java Research License, which
specifically disallows any commercial use. So, short of
reimplementing it from scratch it's of no use except for academic
study. Pity.
Would that preclude re-implementing the same algorithm in new source
code? I'm not clear on whether that violates the license.
No, I'm pretty sure it wouldn't, so long as you don't look at this code,
lest you become "tainted" ... ;-)
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