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You can find documentation about installing and programming prominently on the website. The Geeonx Library can be used free of charge for private and business
by NikGeeonx 7y ago
You can find documentation about installing and programming prominently on the website.
The Geeonx Library can be used free of charge for private and business purposes.
For more information:
https://geeonx.org/EULA_Lib099-286.pdf https://geeonx.org/EULA_Lib099-286.pdf
- unlinked_dll 7y agoWhere is the documentation online? I don't want to download anything or leaf through a PDF to understand what I'm looking at. Even just running Doxygen on the headers would be fine.
- NikGeeonx 7y agoTo get a quick impression of a Geeonx application glance at the sourcecode of the small GeeonxDemo application: https://geeonx.org/geeonx_demo2-57allos.c https://geeonx.org/geeonx_demo2-57allos.c The headerfile of the library: https://geeonx.org/geeonx_public2-124.h https://geeonx.org/geeonx_public2-124.h
- vfclists 7y agoAre you going to make the source available? Very few developers are willing depend on a library whose source is not available. If the code is good you should be able to charge for the source under one of the various licenses available. Pirated source code is something that can't be avoided but it is way better than something which will not be used if source is not available. That is something that Delphi component developers learned. Without source no one will be interested in your code because they will be left with a product they cannot fix if there are bugs and you are not ready, willing or able to fix them.
- NikGeeonx 7y agoSorry, the library is a closed source project. Nik