I just noticed that the files in Opcodes:
  doppler.cpp
  ftest.c
  jacko.cpp
  linear_algebra.cpp
  mixer.cpp
  oggplay.c
  pvlock.c
  signalflowgraph.cpp
do not have a licence statement, and in some cases no
copyright/author.  I think we shoudl be consistent about this; could
anyone claiming authorship add the standard stuff?

Also the files
     scansyn.c
     scansyn.h
     scansynx.c
have a non LGPL licence, as the Debian people have noted

I will check the other directories, but they are more likely OK..

Found InOut/widglobals.h
      H/cs_jack.h
      H/csound_orc.h
      H/OpcodeBase.hpp
      H/tok.h
and some generated files
==John ffitch

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I am the author of doppler, jacko, linear_algebra, mixer, and
signalflowgraph and will add the license stuff.

Thanks,
Mike

On Mon, Apr 5, 2010 at 7:29 AM, john ffitch  wrote:
> I just noticed that the files in Opcodes:
>  doppler.cpp
>  ftest.c
>  jacko.cpp
>  linear_algebra.cpp
>  mixer.cpp
>  oggplay.c
>  pvlock.c
>  signalflowgraph.cpp
> do not have a licence statement, and in some cases no
> copyright/author.  I think we shoudl be consistent about this; could
> anyone claiming authorship add the standard stuff?
>
> Also the files
>     scansyn.c
>     scansyn.h
>     scansynx.c
> have a non LGPL licence, as the Debian people have noted
>
> I will check the other directories, but they are more likely OK..
>
> Found InOut/widglobals.h
>      H/cs_jack.h
>      H/csound_orc.h
>      H/OpcodeBase.hpp
>      H/tok.h
> and some generated files
> ==John ffitch
>
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pvlock is mine, but it's not functional at the moment.
On 5 Apr 2010, at 12:29, john ffitch wrote:

> I just noticed that the files in Opcodes:
>  doppler.cpp
>  ftest.c
>  jacko.cpp
>  linear_algebra.cpp
>  mixer.cpp
>  oggplay.c
>  pvlock.c
>  signalflowgraph.cpp
> do not have a licence statement, and in some cases no
> copyright/author.  I think we shoudl be consistent about this; could
> anyone claiming authorship add the standard stuff?
>
> Also the files
>     scansyn.c
>     scansyn.h
>     scansynx.c
> have a non LGPL licence, as the Debian people have noted
>
> I will check the other directories, but they are more likely OK..
>
> Found InOut/widglobals.h
>      H/cs_jack.h
>      H/csound_orc.h
>      H/OpcodeBase.hpp
>      H/tok.h
> and some generated files
> ==John ffitch
>
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> Try the new software tools for yourself. Speed compiling, find bugs
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