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From: Mark D Rintoul (rintoul_at_[hidden])
Date: 2000-11-21 11:40:35
Gregory Seidman wrote:
>
> Mark D Rintoul sez:
> } It is a good package, and from what I understand, has a lot
> } of work put into it. But it is basically part of a business now (as
> } far as I understand it), and there are some basic things that would
> } be nice to have unrestricted usage for.
>
> It looks like the most recent versions are restricted, but a somewhat older
> version (v1.2) is freely licensed (commercial and other uses). This may be
> a reasonable starting point for boost.
>
> } Danny
> --Greg
Well, even 1.2 states that it cannot be used as a component of
a commercial product. I don't usually follow license restriction
discussions too closely here, but I think that would infringe on the
boost
requirement that it
Must grant permission to copy, use and modify the software for any
use (commercial and non-commercial) for no fee.
(see the Library Requirements and Guidelines page).
Danny
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