Re: string-to-float

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On Monday, July 22, 2002, at 03:45 PM, Andreas Bogk wrote:

> Actually this file contains no copyright information whatsoever, so
> it's probably in the public domain :).

It will default to copyright of its authors, IIRC you'd have to 
explicitly give up copyright to make it PD.

> It's your code, and you're allowed to release it under multiple
> licenses.

Carl, you can therefore use it as long as you don't sue me if it 
breaks. :-)

- Rob.