1 Copying

librep is distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License, this basically means that you can give it to anyone for any price as long as full source code is included; you also have the right to distribute modified copies in the same way. For the actual legalese see the file COPYING in the distribution (or see (emacs)Copying).

In case it isn’t obvious, scripts written to use librep are not considered derived works, and therefore may be licensed however the author wishes. However, the ability of scripts to dynamically load external libraries may complicate this situation.

The distribution includes the following code from other packages:

• Henry Spencer’s regexp implementation, with many modifications. This is distributed under the terms of his copyright, see the file src/README.regexp in the distribution.
• The public domain sdbm database library by Ozan Yigit.
• The backquote package from Emacs version 19, written by Rick Sladkey.
• The GNU gettext implementation for internationalized message catalogues.

Be aware that there is absolutely NO WARRANTY for this program, you use it at your own risk. Obviously I hope there are no bugs, but I make no promises regarding the reliability of this software.