RE: Reading NI TDMS files

[Allen.Windhorn]

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From: Thomas Weber [mailto:address@hidden 

> If your code generates a .oct file, it could be regarded as a
> derived work of Octave. This means you are *not* free to choose
> the license.

Granted, at least if it uses Octave or any of its libraries to do so.  I
was assuming this could be avoided, but perhaps I misunderstand how it
works.

If I use Gnumeric to produce an Excel .xls format file, am I violating
Microsoft's license?  (I expect THEY think I am.)

Regards,
Allen
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