On Thursday, March 17, 2016 at 8:27:33 PM UTC, Naiyuan Chiang wrote: > > > Hi, > > I am working in United Technologies Research Center (UTRC), and currently > I am interested in using Julia for my researches. > According to the IT support of UTRC, I wonder if the distribution of > Julia comes with certain packages, e.g. Crypto, by default. >
Since my discussion here, mbedTLS is a dependency of Julia. It probably changes things.. I haven't look closely what is in mbedTLS, or if just parts are compiled in, anybody know it not to be a problem? -- Palli. > My understanding is no, but an official reply can help us to accurately > identify the ECCN regulations for Julia. > > My IT support's original words are "Julia appears to be open source, but > does have at least one package that uses SSL (Crypto, see > *http://pkg.julialang.org/* <http://pkg.julialang.org/>). So without the > packages, the language would likely be 5D992, but is open source, so should > be not subject to the regulations. If the language comes with the Crypto > package by default, then the distribution would be considered 5D002 and we > would need to ask about license exception TSU to treat it otherwise." > > Thanks, > > Nai-Yuan >
