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licences
Licences, that other people use:
Library specification should be open and usable by all. We will provide reference implementation. Others (individuals, academic groups, companies) can provide specific implementations. Contribution back to reference implementation is encouraged.
Reference implementation should be free for individual, academic, and governmental use. A commercial company may redistribute the specification and implementation with a commercial product with the following conditions: 1. a free-of-charge license is granted if the product and any derivatives are free of charge and/or open source, 2. a royalty based license will be negotiated on a case by case basis if the product is for sale and directly or indirectly (through third party free software) utilizes the reference implementation.
alternatively, if we can define "for profit" we can use 2 licenses for the reference implementation. alternatively, if we separate only by "individual/academic/government" vs "company", we can also use 2 license, with the second possibly be free.
- MPICH : Their own (MIT Style) License.
- OpenMPI: New BSD
- BLAS : Artistic like.
- LAPACK: New BSD
- SCALAPACK: new BSD
- [MPI]
- [OpenMP]
- Bowtie: Artistic License
- mummer: Artistic License
- TopHat : Boost Software License, Version 1.0
- Cufflinks: Boost License
- Glimmer: Artistic License
- Kraken: GPLv3
Published on: own website, sourceforge, and newly: GitHub
- KMI : can't find any published code
- AMOS: Artistic License
Published on: sourceforge
- ALLPATHS-LG: MIT License
Published on: own FTP
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Seqan: NewBSD /
BSD/3-clause
Published: own hosting via Trac (link was dead for me though)