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Hello,
My question is regarding single user license agreement for Visual Fortran. Can I write code that calls IMSL library routines (IMSL still comes with Enterprise version of Visual Fortran, I presume), compile and create a DLL, and then distribute/use that DLL freely in a other commercial products that I create?
Thanks,
Easwar.
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IMSL is part of the Professional Edition of CVF - the Enterprise Edition, no longer sold, was the Professional Edition plus Enterprise Toolkit.
The CVF license allows you to freely redistribute your EXE or DLL that contains IMSL code as long as you don't do it in a way that makes the IMSL calls available to the end-user (that is, they could use your DLL instead of buying IMSL.)

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