No, what I am saying is that studying third party non-open source IP and using that to inform your own design may lead to copyright infringement. I’m not a lawyer, so could be wrong, but there is a reason that projects sometimes go to great pains to do a “cleanroom re-write” of code with copyright/licensing issues.
We — all of us on the forums and working with LimeSDR etc. as users and developers — are Myriad-RF
Lime will continue to maintain the platform and associated firmware, gateware and SDR driver etc. While also seeking to enable support for new applications where possible. However, there are not unlimited hours in the day and so it’s a question of prioritisation and doing what we can in the time available.
It’s certainly a very interesting application, but I’m not sure what would be involved in creating a custom firmware and/or gateware to support fast sweep. Maybe @Zack could advise.