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Files: doc/*
Copyright: Copyright © 2001-2008 José Carlos Pereira
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Files: src/io/gamgi_io_font_sun.*:
Copyright: Copyright © 1989, 1990, 1991 by Sun Microsystems, Inc. and the 
 X Consortium. All rights reserved.
License:
 Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software and its
 documentation for any purpose and without fee is hereby granted,
 provided that the above copyright notice appear in all copies and that
 both that copyright notice and this permission notice appear in
 supporting documentation, and that the names of Sun Microsystems
 and the X Consortium not be used in advertising or publicity
 pertaining to distribution of the software without specific, written
 prior permission.
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 INCLUDING ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS, IN NO
 EVENT SHALL SUN MICROSYSTEMS OR THE X CONSORTIUM BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL,
 INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES WHATSOEVER RESULTING
 FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT,
 NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION
 WITH THE USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE.


Files: src/io/gamgi_io_font_hershey.c:
Copyright: Copyright © 1967 Allen V. Hershey
License:
 The Hershey fonts in this file were taken from the GNU package
 plotutils, that includes the arrays _occidental_hershey_glyphs[] and
 _oriental_hershey_glyphs[]. The first array includes the standard
 (`occidental') Hershey glyphs digitized by Dr. Allen V. Hershey, some
 glyphs due to other people, and his Japanese Hiragana and Katakana
 glyphs. The second array includes his digitizations of Japanese
 ideographic symbols (Kanji glyphs).  It originally included the Hiragana
 and Katakana glyphs as well, but they were moved to the first array
 because some people may not wish to include Kanji support.
 .
 Dr. Hershey digitized the glyphs c. 1967, at what is now the U.S. Naval
 Surface Weapons Center in Dahlgren, Virginia.  For many years he
 distributed copies of the glyphs, and his typographic software, on
 magnetic tape.  Over 120 copies of the tape were distributed.  There
 have been many other distributions of the glyphs.  In the 1970's they
 were incorporated, not always with attribution, in several commercial
 plotting packages.  They were first freely distributed in 1985(?), by
 being posted to Usenet (to vol. 4 of mod.sources) by Pete Holzmann
 <pete@xc.org>, then at Octopus Enterprises.  In the 1980's the glyphs
 were incorporated in at least two freeware plotting programs, Nelson
 Beebe's PLOT79 and Tim Pearson's PGPLOT. The latter is still available
 (see http://astro.caltech.edu/~tjp/pgplot/).
 .
 The _occidental_hershey_glyphs[] array was constructed from
 releases of the Hershey glyphs that are later than the one described in
 the 1976 NBS publication above. For example, Fig. 15 of that work
 portrays 43 additional glyphs digitized by Norman Wolcott of the NBS;
 they are included here.  See the file ./doc/hershey-number for details
 on how the array was assembled.  The original Hershey glyphs, including
 the 43 Wolcott glyphs, are stored in the 0..3999 slots of the array.
 .
 The _occidental_hershey_glyphs[] array also includes non-Hershey glyphs
 taken from various sources.  All post-Hershey glyphs have been placed in
 slots 4000..4194.  This includes a few glyphs taken from the UGS (the
 Unified Graphics System, developed by Bob Beach at SLAC; see Computer
 Graphics, Fall 1974, pp. 22-23).  As well, it includes some freeware
 glyphs developed by Thomas Wolff <wolff@inf.fu-berlin.de> and
 distributed as part of the Ghostscript distribution.  The Beach and
 Wolff glyphs are used in the Hershey Symbol fonts.  Locally developed
 glyphs (accented characters, in particular) have been added too.
 .
 The Japanese Hiragana and Katakana glyphs digitized by Dr. Hershey,
 formerly located among the `oriental' glyphs, are now located in slots
 4195..4399 of the _occidental_hershey_glyphs[] array.
 .
 The format of the glyphs in the _occidental_hershey_glyphs[] and
 _oriental_hershey_glyphs[] arrays is the format in which the Hershey
 glyphs were distributed to mod.sources in 1985(?) by Pete Holzmann, and
 is due to Jim Hurt, then at Cognition Inc.
 .
 The standard hardcopy reference for the occidental Hershey glyphs, which
 tabulates and displays them, is:
 .
 @TechReport{Wolcott76,
   author =       {Norman M. Wolcott and Joseph Hilsenrath},
   title =        {A Contribution to Computer Typesetting Techniques:
                   Tables of Coordinates for {Hershey's} Repertory of
                   Occidental Type Fonts and Graphic Symbols},
   institution =  {U.S. National Bureau of Standards},
   year =         {1976},
   month =        {April},
   type =         {Special Publication},
   number =       {424},
   OPTnote =      {US NTIS stock number PB251845}}
 .
 This publication is available from the NTIS (US National Technical
 Information Service, +1 703 487 4650).  The NTIS stock number is given
 above.  See also Dr. Hershey's original TR, which describes the
 alphabets from which the glyphs were taken and gives information on the
 oriental glyphs:
 .
 @TechReport{Hershey67,
   author =    {Allen V. Hershey},
   title =     {Calligraphy for Computers},
   institution =  {U.S. Naval Weapons Laboratory},
   address =   {Dahlgren, VA},
   year =      {1967},
   type =      {Report},
   number =    {TR--2101},
   month =     {Aug},
   OPTnote =   {US NTIS stock number AD662398}}


Files: src/io/gamgi_io_x3d.h
Copyright: Copyright © 2007 Tiago Farto
License: GPL-2


Files: src/math/gamgi_math_matrix.*
Copyright: Copyright © 1995-1998  Brian Paul
           Copyright (C) 2001, 2004 Carlos Pereira
License: GPL-2


Files: src/chem/gamgi_chem_bond_create.*
Copyright: Copyright © 2000 José Luis Martins
License: GPL-2


Files: src/chem/gamgi_chem_symmetry.*
Copyright: Copyright © 1996, 2003 Serguei Patchkovskii
License: GPL-2


Files: src/mesa/gamgi_mesa_text.*
 src/mesa/gamgi_mesa_text_new_bug.c
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Copyright: Copyright © 1991,1994,2003 Linas Vepstas
License: GPL-2


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