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<blockquote>Buying the MATLAB Compiler gives you a license to recompile and distribute compiled copies of .m files that are the intellectual property of The MathWorks, Inc. This does not, however, give you any right to recompile and distribute compiled copies of .m files that are intellectual property of Eigenvector Research, Inc. | <blockquote>Buying the MATLAB Compiler gives you a license to recompile and distribute compiled copies of .m files that are the intellectual property of The MathWorks, Inc. This does not, however, give you any right to recompile and distribute compiled copies of .m files that are intellectual property of Eigenvector Research, Inc. | ||
<br />We don't receive any renumeration from The MathWorks when they sell a Compiler. If we let people recompile and redistribute our code without our permission, we'd soon be out of business as this would allow anyone with PLS_Toolbox and the MATLAB Compiler to give away as many copies of our products as they'd like.</blockquote> | <br />We don't receive any renumeration from The MathWorks when they sell a Compiler. If we let people recompile and redistribute our code without our permission, we'd soon be out of business as this would allow anyone with PLS_Toolbox and the MATLAB Compiler to give away as many copies of our products as they'd like.</blockquote> | ||
However, we do offer recompilation licenses. For more information on recompiling parts of PLS_Toolbox for internal or external use, please see the following pages: | However, we do offer recompilation licenses. For more information on recompiling parts of PLS_Toolbox for internal or external use, please see the following pages: | ||
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*[http://www.eigenvector.com/evriblog/?p=27 EigenBlog: Compiling PLS_Toolbox] | *[http://www.eigenvector.com/evriblog/?p=27 EigenBlog: Compiling PLS_Toolbox] | ||
*[[faq_obtain_or_use_recompilation_license_for_PLS_Toolbox | How do I obtain or use a recompilation license for PLS_Toolbox?]] | *[[faq_obtain_or_use_recompilation_license_for_PLS_Toolbox | How do I obtain or use a recompilation license for PLS_Toolbox?]] | ||
'''Still having problems? Please contact our helpdesk at [mailto:helpdesk@eigenvector.com helpdesk@eigenvector.com]''' | '''Still having problems? Please contact our helpdesk at [mailto:helpdesk@eigenvector.com helpdesk@eigenvector.com]''' | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:14, 5 December 2018
Issue:
Why can't I recompile the PLS_Toolbox functions?
Possible Solutions:
From time to time, we are asked about recompiling PLS_Toolbox functions. For example:
I purchased a license for PLS_Toolbox and for the MATHWORKS' MATLAB Compilier, so why can't I now freely compile parts of PLS_Toolbox?
The response from president Barry Wise is:
Buying the MATLAB Compiler gives you a license to recompile and distribute compiled copies of .m files that are the intellectual property of The MathWorks, Inc. This does not, however, give you any right to recompile and distribute compiled copies of .m files that are intellectual property of Eigenvector Research, Inc.
We don't receive any renumeration from The MathWorks when they sell a Compiler. If we let people recompile and redistribute our code without our permission, we'd soon be out of business as this would allow anyone with PLS_Toolbox and the MATLAB Compiler to give away as many copies of our products as they'd like.
However, we do offer recompilation licenses. For more information on recompiling parts of PLS_Toolbox for internal or external use, please see the following pages:
Still having problems? Please contact our helpdesk at helpdesk@eigenvector.com