Hello,
i'm software engineer at g.tec. We're building brain computer interfaces. For one of our devices we've built a python .pyd library, that we want to distribute and sell with our software. The user would buy a license key in our webshop, and afterwards he'd be able to unlock and use the api in python. With our installer we'd like to copy the library to a folder on the users machine. By adding this path to the pythonpath, the user should be able to use the library. We don't want to distribute python itself, just the ibrary that we've compiled using python 3.3. I'm having some questions according the python licensing, because it's not completely clear for me: * Are we allowed to provide the compiled .pyd library without the source code for that library? * Do we need to distribute the psf license agreement or any reference to python within our license agreement if we distribute the library? Best, Martin Martin Walchshofer, MSc | Software Engineer g.tec medical engineering GmbH Sierningstrasse 14 | 4521 Schiedlberg | Austria office: <tel:0043725122240> +43 7251 22240 email: <mailto:walchsho...@gtec.at%20> walchsho...@gtec.at w: <http://www.gtec.at> www.gtec.at b: <http://blog.gtec.at/> blog.gtec.at f: <https://www.facebook.com/gtecmedical> g.tec medical engineering t: <https://twitter.com/gtec_BCI> @gtec_BCI y: <https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVR80bpCIQyWgyGa20OLmvw> gtec medical engineering l: <https://www.linkedin.com/company/1627233/> g.tec medical engineering GmbH
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