kempf@hplabsc.UUCP (Jim Kempf) (02/01/85)
Does anyone out there know what the copyright status of the dynamic loading
code is that was posted to net.sources last July? I am writing a book
on system programming techniques for numerical people and would like
to include it in an appendix as one way to make numerical code
independent of the problem model. I could not find an author name or
copyright notice in the code. Many thanks in advance!!!
jim kempf hplabs!kempfpadpowell@wateng.UUCP (PAD Powell) (02/02/85)
In article <2368@hplabsc.UUCP> kempf@hplabsc.UUCP (Jim Kempf) writes: >Does anyone out there know what the copyright status of the dynamic loading >code is that was posted to net.sources last July? I am writing a book >on system programming techniques for numerical people and would like >to include it in an appendix as one way to make numerical code >independent of the problem model. I could not find an author name or >copyright notice in the code. Many thanks in advance!!! > jim kempf hplabs!kempf As poster of this horrible thing, I make the following statements. 1. The code was developed after study of the Franz Lisp routines. These are marked "Copyright Regents ....Berkeley". 2. The code fragments were used as a guide, and generated from scratch.. uh,,, I mean keyboard. 3. As far as I am concerned, if anybody wants to claim this execrable hack as their own, far be it from me to stop them. Berkeley might object though. Patrick ("I wrote THAT garbage? I must have been drunk!!!") Powell