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- Notes:
- 1) In order to allow you to compile suntar under Think C 4.05,
- which has not header files for System 7, we've collected the
- necessary declarations in "system7.h". Some changes to the
- source may be necessary if you use a different set of include
- files (e.g. if you have Think C 5.0).
- 2) str.c, strn.c, setjmp and MacTraps are part of the standard
- libraries. The first three are part of the ANSI library, but
- it's better not to include the whole ANSI (we've redefined some
- standard functions, including printf).
-
- Feel free to use the source code of suntar or any part
- of it for anything you wish: obviously, if you use a large part of
- it for your programs you should remember that suntar is freeware
- (hence, your program should be free or anyway priced accordingly
- to what you've written by yourself) and that you should mention
- suntar in the documentation of your program and maybe also in the
- about box. If you distribute the source code of a program exploiting
- part of suntar, our copyright notices should remain unchanged,
- just as we've preserved the copyright notices of the source codes
- we've exploited.
- If you do changes to suntar, maintaining its role of tar extractor,
- you may change its name (but you must make some significant
- improvements, and rewrite the documentation and the about box,
- remembering to write that it's en evolution of suntar). A copy
- modified for your only use should tell that in the version string
- of the about box and the 'vers' resource. Do not publicly release
- an improvement under the name "suntar" without our permission (if
- the E-mail address is no more valid, and you can't find another one,
- use traditional mail, and include the listing of all changes;
- remember that air mail from the USA to Italy takes about three weeks
- (do they use biplanes built during World War 1 ?) ).
-
- Sauro & Gabriele Speranza