The library contains more than 200 km of track selected by French experts. The first release was made on and it consists in a set of 22 km track files to simulate a 1,435 mm (4 ft 8 1⁄2 in) 891 mm (3 ft 6 in) gauge railroad with high speed lines or low speed lines, as well as tramways and national railways. It's available on SourceForge under GPL version 3 or later, and uses Java technology. André Majorelle is the project author.Īnyrail is also the name of an open source project to provide a free CAD library for simulation and design of railway tracks. Īnyrail is open source software released under version 3 of the GPL or later. The following license text has been updated on. The Anyrail Apache License allows you to use this name freely, but others are not allowed to claim your program is theirs, including any other company's name. The Anyrail Apache License is identical to the Apache License except for its restrictions about the use of the word 'Apache' when referring to your software. For example, if you had previously created a different software for which you've obtained an appropriate licensing from another company, then its terms would apply instead of those found in the GPLv3 when using Anyrail under this license agreement. This license is compatible with other free software licensing like GNU LGPL or MIT/X11. It can be used on any computer platform that complies with the GNU General Public License (GPL) version 3.

It allows users of the Anyrail program to use, copy, distribute and sell the application without charge. The Anyrail Apache License is a free software license written by André Majorelle.

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