For now I will cnvert three or four libraries for academia purposes but a bigger number of libraries will be ported to my new language when the commercial release is ready.
I think it would be best if you convert the three or four libraries you have in mind, prepare it the way you like to redistribute/sell it and show the result to us *before* redistribution. It's easier to say: "This is OK" or "This is not OK" when we have something to look at instead of giving you a Carte Blanche.
One more question: Should I mention that the original of the converted libraries is from Boost?
It IMHO depends whether you "port" the existing library or if you take the ideas and rewrite it. Again, the difference is difficult to tell without looking at your code.
Regards, Daniel
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