retitle 262922 RFP: pawn -- The PAWN scripting language thanks SMALL has been renamed as PAWN.
I also checked through PAWN version 3.2.3664 (released on 2006-11-11) to see how it would fare licensewise. I've sent an email about the following issues to upstream, too. * source/amx/amxjitr.asm * source/amx/amxjits.asm * source/amx/amxjitsn.asm These three files have (C) 1999-2000, Marc Peter; beta version; provided AS IS WITHOUT ANY WARRANTIES as their only licensing and copyright statement. While it would seem to be safe to assume that the intent is to have them licensed under the simple, permissive license that some other of Marc's files are under, they still ought to have an explicit statement to that effect. * source/compiler/memfile.c * source/compiler/memfile.h The only licensing and copyright statement for these two files is Copyright (c) faluco / http://www.amxmodx.org/, 2006 No license is presented for them. * source/compiler/scexpand.c * source/compiler/scpack.c These files are from September 1997 issue of C/C++ Users Journal. They are Copyright 1996 Philip Gage. No license as far as I could see. * source/linux/getch.c * source/linux/getch.h * source/linux/sclinux.h No copyright or license statement. The files could IMHO use one, since they're not quite nontrivial. * include/ There are several files in here that have only this statement, besides a copyright statement: This file is provided as is (no warranties). This doesn't quite provide a license for anything. Stating the same license that the rest of files under ITB CompuPhase's copyright would seem like the safest thing to do to them. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
