Purebasic usemp3sounddecoder license#
Purebasic usemp3sounddecoder windows#

I'll strive to ensure that with every new PureBasic release this template and the license files are updated accordingly (if needed), but I can't be held responsible for any licenses omissions or mistakes - every author is responsible to ensure that his/her project fulfils all the license requirements. If you're using a different PureBasic version from the one indicated in this document, you should check the licenses provided in the PureBasic Documentation of that specific release. Newer versions of PureBasic might introduce new third party components, and require additional credits and licenses. IMPORTANT NOTE - These license files mirror the PureBasic version indicated at the beginning of this document. It's much faster than having to manually copy and paste each license from the PureBasic Documentation. These files are a useful time saver for any project, for you can quickly concatenate them into a single LICENSE file for distributing your binaries, according to the PureLibs used by your project, and then just delete the original files of the template. Udis86 license for the disassembly commands of the OnError library. Scintilla license for the Scintilla library.

PCRE license for the RegularExpression library. OGRE license for PureBasic 3D Engine (OGRE). The license files included in this project contain up to date copies of the third party components licenses used by PureBasic. gitignore file covers common ignore patterns for Windows, Linux and macOS, as well as excluding from the repository PureBasic project and configurations files - which usually are best kept out of a project, due to personal data leakage (with project files) and because these files will end up differing on every end-user machine, where they are overwritten and changed by the PureBasic IDE, thus polluting Git work directory (preventing branch switching) and exposing the project to spurious commits. It also defines some settings for GitHub Linguist, to cover some PureBasic file extensions not recognized by Linguist, and to ensure proper statistics gathering for the project, and correct syntax highlighting in the GitHub WebUI.

Purebasic usemp3sounddecoder windows#

gitattributes settings ensure that end-of-line normalization is handled properly by Git across all operating systems, avoiding conflicts between Windows and Linux/macOS in collaborative projects. gitattributes files contain carefully designed patterns that will cover most PureBasic usage scenarios in cross-platform environments.

License files of PureBasic third party components.

Git configurations designed to optimize PureBasic workflow.The template is just a boilerplate containing: To learn more about the internal details of this template, consult the repository Wiki. GitHub Help » Creating a repository from a template.You can use this template to quickly create a GitHub repository for PureBasic projects by clicking on the Use this template button placed on the bar above the files list, or by clicking on this link.Īny new repository created using this template will be optimally configured for working with PureBasic projects.įor more detailed information on using repository templates, see: This is a cool feature, so I decided to create a repository template for PureBasic projects, and release it into the public domain. In JGitHub announced a new feature to generate new repositories with repository templates.