this is mksh R27, tested on
* MirOS HEAD (i386, gcc 3.4) * Debian GNU/Linux 3.1 (i386, gcc 3.3) * Interix 3.5 (i386, gcc 3.3) - perl too old for regression tests * GNU/Cygwin 2006-03-* (i386, gcc 3.4) - no perl installed * Solaris 8 (sparc64, gcc 3.4) no testing been done on * Mac * other BSDs * gcc 4.1.1 * Solaris 10 because I asked for community feedback but...
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$MirOS: src/bin/mksh/copyright,v 1.11 2006/01/30 12:39:14 tg Exp $
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$MirOS: src/bin/mksh/copyright,v 1.12 2006/05/26 23:36:19 tg Exp $
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mksh is a collective work under the following licence:
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The author recognises the contributions of the pdksh authors who have
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dedicated their work into the Public Domain.
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The file "alloc.c" is covered by a 2-clause UCB-style BSD licence in-
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stead, please look at the file for the complete terms.
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On systems which use the GNU libc, an additional file (strlfun.c) has
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to be built. It is covered by the ISC/OpenBSD licence.
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On GNU/Cygwin, GNU/Linux, Solaris, mksh builds setmode.c which is co-
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vered by a three-clause UCB licence.
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The files "alloc.c" (always), "strlfun.c", "setmode.c" (portable) are
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covered by different BSD-style licences, see the files for details.
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