Adapters for Java implementations of algorithms for routing the shortest paths between two vertices/nodes/points in a directed weighted graph without multiple edges between the same two vertices.
The resulting paths must not have any loops/cycles i.e. must not visit the same vertex more than once
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The resulting paths do not have to be disjoint. Neither edge-disjoint nor vertex-disjoint. In other words it is okay that the same edge or vertex exist in different paths.
The license for the core project is MIT but the adapee/adapter libraries licensed in the same way as the corresponding original Java code i.e. Apache 2.0 license. [Less]
Adapters for C#.NET implementations of algorithms for routing the shortest paths between two vertices/nodes/points in a directed weighted graph without multiple edges between the same two vertices.
The resulting paths must not have any loops/cycles i.e. must not visit the same vertex more than
... [More] once within the same path. The resulting paths do not have to be disjoint. Neither edge-disjoint nor vertex-disjoint.
In other words it is okay that the same edge or vertex exist in different paths.
The license for the core project is MIT but the adapee/adapter libraries licensed in the same way as the corresponding original Java code i.e. Apache 2.0 license. [Less]
Coordinate Reference System Transformations. This is a "JVM library" implemented with Kotlin, but usable from Java. Most of the test code is written with Java, and the third-part libraries used from Kotlin are also implemented with Java.
Please notice that the "core" library with the adapter API
... [More] and general code is released with MIT License.
However, the adapter implementations libraries are licensed in the same way as the adapted libraries which is specified in separate "LICENSE_NOTICE" files (in the adapter base directories) for each such implementation. [Less]
Coordinate Reference System Transformations. This is a .NET library implemented with F#, but also usable from C#. Most of the test code is actually written with C#. The third-part libraries used from the F# code may also have been implemented with C#.
Please notice that the "Core" library with
... [More] the adapter API and general code is released with MIT License.
However, the adapter implementations libraries are licensed in the same way as the adapted libraries which is specified in separate "LICENSE_NOTICE" files (in the adapter base directories) for each such implementation. [Less]
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