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Clarify Licensing Information#10

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Clarify Licensing Information #10
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@kphillisjr kphillisjr commented Aug 31, 2016

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Clarify the license information of SourceCodeKit. This is in response to issue #9 and should have all current committers information added. If I missed anyone please add the appropriate information to the COPYING file and the appropriate source file(s).

This is the license information discussed in issue etoile#9 on github[1]
[1] etoile#9 
This is the license header discussed in Issue etoile#9 on github[1]
[1] etoile#9 

qmathe commented Sep 2, 2016

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Thanks a lot for clarifying the license and copyrights!

To keep the license notice compact, we could collapse all the copyright holders on a single line, and use the file creation date as the only date appearing in the license notice.

So the following:

Copyright (c) 2010-2012 David Chisnall
Copyright (c) 2012 Nicolas Roard
Copyright (c) 2013-2014 Quentin Mathe

would be turned into:

Copyright (c) 2010 David Chisnall, Nicolas Roard, Quentin Mathe

David, what's your take on this?

Muhammad Hussein Nasrollahpour is also missing in COPYING and the following files:

  • SCKClangSourceFile
  • SCKIntrospection
  • Tests/ParsingTestFiles/AB
  • Tests/TestRuntimeParsing
  • Tests/TestClangParsing

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We should use the multi-line format. That's the one that I know has been approved by a copyright lawyer. We should, however, drop the (c). The word copyright and the copyright logo have legal meaning, (c) does not.

qmathe commented Sep 2, 2016

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ok, good to know. We'll stick to the multi-line format then.

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