Closed jpcima closed 5 years ago
I am not sure, but maybe this is the same problem as discussed at https://github.com/vgmrips/vgmplay/issues/47
vgmtools do not contain any emulation code from vgmplay, so it should be encumbered by other licenses. Though chip_cmp, chip_sro etc are to some extent based on the emulators as some state must be emulated in order to optimize VGMs. I'll leave it to @ValleyBell for the final verdict, but as far as I'm concerned, you're free to use my code in this repo for any purpose you want.
If we're very strict, then I guess one could say that chip_cmp/chip_srom/chiptext is based off MAME code, as it borrows comments for switch/case blocks and names for constants/member variables from MAME's sound cores. The actual logic is mostly my own code though.
In any case, feel free to use the code. I don't have any objections.
Thanks, really appreciate it, but just a thing: can this source be attributed a license, like MIT or such? I think a license can be indicated by comments at top of individual files, like in MAME.
It's desirable that I can precisely identify a license for my sources, particularly because debian has an extremely rigorous process when it comes to this.
Here we go ...
fixed by 1903158cd59dbc034166be224ef24b823bb43201
Hi, the software license is not indicated in the source. I found chiptext.c to be a remarkably helpful debugging tool, and I would like to use it in other software, if vgmtools has a license which permits it.