Rafael,
I would prefer the second option, because we don't distribute the
software any longer.
Maybe it is sufficient to replace the old license under the copyright
line in the C file with the standard LGPL header?We can use version
3 or higher of the LGPL, unless Octave has a different
whatever is easiest. i am happy with semidef_prog having either license.
Rafael Laboissiere wrote:
* Lieven Vandenberghe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2007-08-06 09:13]:
I can see why our license is ambiguous. When we wrote it in 1994, we
intended it to mean that the program is entirely free, fo
* Lieven Vandenberghe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2007-08-06 09:13]:
> I can see why our license is ambiguous. When we wrote it in 1994, we
> intended it to mean that the program is entirely free, for any purpose
> (including commercial) and without any restriction.
>
> If it is easier if we swit
Rafael,
I can see why our license is ambiguous. When we wrote it in 1994, we
intended it to mean that the program is entirely free, for any purpose
(including commercial) and without any restriction.
If it is easier if we switch to a standard free license, I would choose
the LGPL.
Best
* Stephen Boyd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2007-07-31 16:41]:
> i (and many others too) do most of my day to day convex optimization
> work using cvx, which has a GNU license, but unfortunately, runs on top
> of matlab. our plan (hope? goal?) however is to develop a full GNU
> system for modeling and
rafael,
i am happy to switch the license to GNU, but of course we have to check
with lieven. as a coincidence i will see lieven tomorrow, when we can
send the final confirmation.
however, it should be noted that semideg_prog is really quite old, and
there are now far more recent solvers ava
I am one of the members of the Debian Octave Group [1], which maintains the
Octave-related packages for the Debian GNU/Linux distribution. Your
semidef_prog software, which was ported to Octave by A. S. Hodel, has been
packaged for Debian [2] since 1998.
Only recently, it has been brought to our
I am one of the members of the Debian Octave Group [1], which maintains the
Octave-related packages for the Debian GNU/Linux distribution. Your
semidef_prog software, which was ported to Octave by A. S. Hodel, has been
packaged for Debian [2] since 1998.
Only recently, it has been brought to our
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