Closed RemiLehe closed 6 years ago
Hi Everyone:
UPIC-EMMA supports OpenPMD. I will look into the type of license that it has. It is the same one that we all copy/paste for PICKSC. — Frank
On May 17, 2018, at 2:10 AM, Axel Huebl notifications@github.com wrote:
@ax3l requested changes on this pull request.
Thanks for the addition! Please add the licenses as well :)
In README.md https://github.com/openPMD/openPMD-projects/pull/15#discussion_r188887606:
@@ -60,6 +60,13 @@ the work provided in those for our format handling.
- original author: A Grund @Flamefire
- status: implemented (base standard for X-ray laser & density profiles)
+- UPIC-Emma (UCLA, USA)
- domain: 2-1/2D electromagnetic particle-in-cell code
- repository @RemiLehe https://github.com/RemiLehe can you please add the license in brackets as well? Do we know the (abbreviated) name of the license in UPIC-Emma https://github.com/UCLA-Plasma-Simulation-Group/upic-emma-2.0/blob/master/license?
Just for curiosity, is this an OSI-approved https://opensource.org/licenses license? Looks like a mix of a new-BSD/MIT-style license and a CC-BY-NC https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/ restriction.
In README.md https://github.com/openPMD/openPMD-projects/pull/15#discussion_r188888389:
@@ -125,7 +132,7 @@ Please check the individual repositories and feel free to contribute.
- 1.4.0+: full API available to fulfill the standard (read+write)
- Fortran openPMD writer (UCLA, USA)
- domain: Fortran 2003 HDF5 File Writers in openPMD Standard
- domain: Fortran 2003 HDF5 File Writers in openPMD Standard
- repository we also forgot to add the license here. looks like it's the same as UPIC-Emma's
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FYI, Axel is correct. This is the standard license for all of the PICKSC software and I was not aware of its origin before. Thanks for clearing that up.
Frank
I will update the PR and abbreviate the license as UCLA-NC
.
UPIC Emma recently added an openPMD writer (see this PR).
Therefore, the present PR adds UPIC to the list of code. @tsung1029 : Could you confirm that the information is correct? For the
domain
/description, I used the header of the fileupic-emma.f90
.