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OpenSfM repository documentation: structure-from-motion library, status note and changelog
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OpenSfM repository documentation: structure-from-motion library, status note and changelog
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A documentary note for people using photogrammetry or camera-pose tools. It records the README's note that the repository is no longer actively developed, the changelog history and the licence and contribution wording. Based on reading the files only; the linked build and usage pages were not read and nothing was run.
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- The README says this repository is no longer under active development and points to a newer one.
- The changelog's Unreleased section moves main datastructures to C++ and drops Python 2 support.
- The licence file carries no licence title; the README calls it BSD-style.
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