Re: New package

[Markus]

Am 2014-07-24 14:56, schrieb dkeck:
> I'd like to know who is responsible for Octave in this field (John W. 
> Eaton
> alone?).

well, pity for your hard work...
Just port your oct files to mex files...primary "for matlab" ;) No one 
will blame you if those files are compileable by octave too.
Furthermore, I think a snappy jit-compiler helps people more than gpu 
computation...


> gumlym wrote
> > Couldn’t I have a different license for that? in the GPLv3
> *
> > exceptions
> *
> >  can be added. Cant that be done?
>
> In the help file [1] I found its already answered that exceptions such 
> as
> 'GPL linking exception' or 'Multi-licensing' will not be done to allow
> linking to proprietary software (e.g. to CUDA).
> But if this strong decision wasn't made who would then be in charge of
> ratifying such *exceptions* for the GNU Octave project?
>
>
> [1]
> http://wiki.octave.org/FAQ#I_wrote_a_program_that_links_with_Octave_libraries_and_I_don.27t_want_to_release_it_under_the_terms_of_the_GPL._Will_you_change_the_license_of_the_Octave_libraries_for_me.3F
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