[Source] Tr : Re: Xj3D Development of nurbs component

[Don Brutzman]

cc: Xj3D source list (with permission and thanks!)

Sam Gerber has agreed for us to republish the jgeom source tree
on SourceForge using the less-restrictive LGPL open-source license.

The project (once published) will be available at
https://sourceforge.net/projects/jgeom

Sam:  we are wondering if there might be a prior subversion source tree
somewhere.  If so, we are happy to go back to retrieve it, then ensure
that original past history of changes is available.  We expect the answer
is likely no (and not a problem) but just wanted to make sure.

Again thanks for allowing us to re-expose this valuable resource.

On 7/22/2012 7:48 AM, sgerber wrote:
> Hi Don
> 
> Thank you for contacting me. If Vince can change the header files that
> would be great. I have not been able and will not be able to put
> significant efforts into jgeom in the future, but would be very happy if
> you are willing to host the code including any updates , extension, etc. as
> you see fit. It seems that there are a few other people also interested in
> using jgeom, so maybe a separate code base on sourceforge might make more
> sense, but I am happy with either option.
> 
>> p.s. if you are going to SIGGRAPH, am happy to chat/meet.
>> we actually have a few sessions planned for Xj3D and NURBS work.
> 
> I won't be attending SIGGRAPH, my research focus is not on graphics
> anymore.
> 
>> p.p.s. i've taken the liberty of cc:ing the other principals,
>> especially Vince Marchetti who has done the heavy lifting here.
>> is it OK to include this mail and future followups on our
>> Xj3D mailing list (source at web3d.org) ?
> 
> Certainly.
> 
> Kind regards and many thanks for keeping jgeom alive
> Sam

all the best, Don
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