I do. It's very messy to have different copyrights on the same codebase. Dual
licensing is an option, but I don't want (and cannot) license the entire
codebase of Simba as BSD without contacting everyone who was involved.

Your code uses MML/Simba code, which is GPL and any code that uses GPL code
needs to be GPL licensed as well. That's how GPL works.
Of course, if you don't like it, we can try to find a different solution. But if
you just want credit, I suggest just putting your name on top of the bitmaps.pas
file, where I also put my name and Raymond's name.

Cheers
[On the go, sorry for the brief reply]

On Wed, 30 Oct 2013, Jarl Holta wrote:

> 
> In Units/MMLCore/bitmaps.pas:
> 
> > @@ -1419,6 +1430,157 @@ procedure TMufasaBitmap.Posterize(Po: integer);
> >    end;
> >  end;
> > 
> > +{*
> > + This function first finds the Mean of the image, and set the threshold to it. Again: colors below the Threshold will be set to `Alpha`
> > + the colors above or equal to the Mean/Threshold will be set to `Beta`.
> > + @params:
> > +    Alpha: Minvalue for result
> > +    Beta: Maxvalue for result
> > +    Method: TM_Mean or TM_MinMax
> > +    C: Substract or add to the mean.
> > +
> > +  Copyright (c) 2013, Jarl K. Holta || http://github.com/WarPie All rights reserved
> 
> I don't see a problem with having a very lightweight copyright (half-sized BSD-license) within the code, can't find anything about this breaking with the GPL.
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