Re: [Spuc-users] pyspuc?

[Tony K. <tk...@gm...>]

Hi Matt,
I do realise that and am planning to separate IT++ code before attempting to
relicense anything. Although I have built python modules for it++ code as
modified for pyspuc, I am not yet using it for anything. The filter program
available is independent and contains no GPL code.  If anyone would find
python wrappers for the it++ code in spuc (a small subset of it++) useful
I'd be happy to release the source. In fact I will consider making this code
available although most of the options are probably available under scipy or
numpy with the exception of some code like bch and turbo codecs, etc. Also,
keep in mind that the IT++ is probably a few years old and has not been
updated with bug fixes.
Tony


On Wed, May 7, 2008 at 11:46 PM, Matt Ettus <ma...@et...> wrote:

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> Tony,
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> I fully respect your right to choose the license you wish to use for your
> code, so I won't question that.  However, according to the pyspuc web page,
> "This library also includes code from IT++".  IT++ is licensed with the GPL,
> so I believe you would not be allowed to use that code in pyspuc as it is
> currently licensed.
>
> Matt
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