 #
 # 68K/386 32-bit C compiler.
 #
 # copyright (c) 1996, David Lindauer
 # 
 # The author is not responsible for damages, either direct or consequential,
 # that may arise from use of this software.
 #
 # v2.05 June 2002
 # David Lindauer, camille@bluegrass.net
 #
 # Credits to Mathew Brandt for original K&R C compiler
 #
 #
This compiler is presented on an 'as-is' basis without any guarantee of
usability or fitness for any given application.  Risks associated with
using it, both direct and consequential, which include but are not
limited to financial loss or loss of life are not the 
responsibility of the author(s) of this package.  This package is 
primarily an educational tool.

Most software in this package is freeware or public domain.
This document does NOT cover the exact licensing terms for software
packages that I did not write.  For those packages I did not write
you may NOT redistribute AN Y PART OF THE PACKAGE without adhering
to the rules set out by the author.  I am going to tell you what the
rules are in general, but this short note is NOT to be interpreted
as a substitute for reading what the author(s) wrote on the matter.

A list of all packages included along with their authors is in the
readme.txt file.  For packages I did not write the rules are in
general very simple, no redistribution may charge anything other than 
a small handling fee if anything at all, you must credit the author, 
and you must redistribute the licensing info along with whatever else 
you redistribute.  There may be additional constraints, I am not liable 
if you redistribute any of these packages in a manner inconsistent with 
what the original author wanted.

For those programs I made, the exact rules are, you may NOT charge for
any sources or binaries I present to you except for a small handling
fee.  If you do redistribute the stuff, documentation and licensing
information must accompany whatever you distribute.  This file in
its entirety is the only thing that counts for licensing information.
Also credit me.

In the case that you want to resell a program that you
write that was generated by this system, you must first clear
the DPMI extender you want to use.  Read the docs and make sure the
author will let you sell it when it is bound into your program.
You may NOT use any other part of this distribution as partial source for
your program, EXCEPT that if you have linked in the run-time libraries
that is a part of your program.  I retain ownership of the run-time
libraries, however, if they are linked into your program any monies
you get for your program are yours.  This applies ONLY when they are
linked in, you may not redistribute the .lib file or its sources for
monetary gain.

Copyrights for portions of this software are held by the writers of
whichever portion they wrote and all rights are reserved.

David Lindauer
1428 Hepburn Ave
Louisville, KY 40204

email:  camille@bluegrass.net