As most third-party programs do not come in source code, they need to provide a way to link other object code to it. On Windows platforms, many commercial programs in question can access DLLs from other suppliers, in which case a DLL-version of ChemApp would be used. Other programs provide a FORTRAN or C/C++ programming […]
3.1 Can I add ChemApp to my own program ABC? Read More »
As most third-party programs do not come in source code, they need to provide a way to link other object code to it. On Windows platforms, many commercial programs in question can access DLLs from other suppliers, in which case a DLL-version of ChemApp would be used. Other programs provide a FORTRAN or C/C++ programming
3.2 Can I add ChemApp to the third-party program XYZ? Read More »
Yes, ChemApp is available for licensing. Please contact GTT-Technologies for details. ChemApp light users ChemApp light is only available for restricted redistribution with other programs (please refer to the ChemApp light license for further information (-> ChemApp documentationlight/regular). In brief, you need the regular version of ChemApp to distribute your programs for commercial purposes.
3.3 Can I distribute/sell my programs which contain ChemApp? Read More »
