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About the programLogisim is open-source software. The source code is included
in the If you find Logisim useful, please let me know. Especially do this if you are an educational institution; the information will help me in gaining support for the work. I welcome e-mails about Logisim, including bug reports, suggestions, and fixes. When you e-mail me, please remember that I have worked hard to produce Logisim without receiving any payment from you. If you want a right to complain about the software, then I would suggest shelling out the money for a competing program to Logisim. (I know of no open-source competitors that approach Logisim's feature set.) Nonetheless, I remain interested in continuing to improve Logisim, and your suggestions will be most welcome. Copyright noticeCopyright (c) 2005, Carl Burch. Logisim is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. Logisim is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. AcknowledgementsThe source code to Logisim is primarily my own work; I must acknowledge my employers who fund my work as a professor, including this program: I started the program at Saint John's University (Collegeville, Minnesota, USA) in 2000-2004, and I have continued it at Hendrix College (Conway, Arkansas, USA) from 2004 to present. I am very grateful to these colleges for giving me the time and resources to work on this project. If only all colleges and universities had their act as together and cared as much about excellent teaching as these colleges do! Some other people who have been particularly helpful:
Several pieces of Logisim come from others' packages that Logisim uses; several of these pieces are distributed as part of Logisim.
And finally, I want to thank all the users who have contacted me - whether with bug reports, with suggestions, or just to let me know that they're using Logisim in their classes. I have to leave these suggesters anonymous, because I don't have their permission to mention them here, but: Thank you! |