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+___________________________________
+|      |  |  |     |  _  |     |  |
+|  |___|  |  |  |  |    _|  |  |  |    GNU GLOBAL source code tag system
+|  |   |  |  |  |  |     |     |  |
+|  ~~  |   ~~|     |  ~  |  |  |   ~~|          for all hackers.
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+
+Copyright holder of GNU GLOBAL
+==============================
+
+Copyright (c) 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005,
+	2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011
+	Tama Communications Corporation. All rights reserved.
+
+Contributors of GNU GLOBAL
+==========================
+
+The undermentioned people wrote the code, and the right was abandoned
+or transferred to Tama Communications Corporation with legal paper.
+
+The original author is Shigio YAMAGUCHI.
+
+Port to Windows 32 (for Borland C++ Compiler) by Dan Fandrich.
+(most of #ifdef _WIN32.)
+
+Port to DJGPP by Jason Hood.
+(libutil/is_unixy.[ch] and most of #ifdef __DJGPP__.)
+
+Improved peekc() in libutil/token.c by Chris Nogradi and Garmin Inc.
+
+Single 'GTAGS SELECT MODE' buffer of gtags.el by Yushi Oka.
+(defcustom gtags-select-buffer-single)
+
+The following improvements by Hideki IWAMOTO.
+* INCLUDED FROM index of htags.
+* CVS REPOSITORY link of htags.
+* Real support of Yacc source code of htags.
+* Rewriting parser for assembly language using Yacc(asm_scan.l,asm_parse.y).
+* Adding config variable 'langmap' to htags.
+* Performance improvement of gtags and htags by decreasing the frequency
+  of invoking parser.
+* Performance improvement of the incremental updating of gtags by changing
+  algorithm.
+* Adding the --file filelist option of gtags.
+* Essential part of internal sort filter (replacement of gnusort).
+* Performance improvement of idset module by using "unsigned long" instead of
+  "unsigned int" for bitmask. This is necessary to use 64 bit processor effectively.
+* More accurate statistics mechanism for htags(1) and gtags(1)(--statistics).
+* Built-in parser in gtags(1). This work includes the following two optimizations:
+  - Giant Steps
+  - 1pass-parsing
+  These have shortened the processing time of gtags(1) to about 1/3.
+* Adding support of function layer plug-in parser for gtags(1). This work includes
+  exuberant-ctags.la, an exsample of plug-in parser (exuberant-ctags.c).
+Besides he has contributed many improvements to GLOBAL.
+
+There are also many others who have contributed patches and fixes.
+Please see files ChangeLog and THANKS.
+
+Separate packages
+=================
+
+GLOBAL is distributed with the files derived from the following packages.
+
+o BSD DB Library by University of California, Berkeley.
+  (http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/)
+
+	libdb/bt_close.c
+	libdb/bt_conv.c
+	libdb/bt_debug.c
+	libdb/bt_delete.c
+	libdb/bt_get.c
+	libdb/bt_open.c
+	libdb/bt_overflow.c
+	libdb/bt_page.c
+	libdb/bt_put.c
+	libdb/bt_search.c
+	libdb/bt_seq.c
+	libdb/bt_split.c
+	libdb/bt_utils.c
+	libdb/btree.h
+	libdb/compat.h
+	libdb/db.c
+	libdb/db.h
+	libdb/extern.h
+	libdb/mpool.c
+	libdb/mpool.h
+	libdb/queue.h
+
+o GNU C Library by Free Software Foundation, Inc.
+  (http://www.gnu.org/software/libc/libc.html)
+
+	libglibc/getopt.c
+	libglibc/getopt.h
+	libglibc/getopt1.c
+	libglibc/regex.c
+	libglibc/regex.h
+	libglibc/snprintf.c
+	libglibc/obstack.c
+	libglibc/obstack.h
+	libglibc/hash-string.c
+	libglibc/hash-string.h
+
+o Icon files by Kevin Hughes.
+  Derived from Apache-1.3.1 package.
+
+				[apache_1.3.1/icons/]
+	icons/back.png		back.gif
+	icons/c.png		c.gif
+	icons/dir.png		dir.gif
+	icons/help.png		unknown.gif
+	icons/text.png		text.gif
+
+o Icon files by GNOME Foundation.
+  Derived from GNOME-1.4 package. Some files are slightly modified.
+
+				[gnome-1.4/gnome-libs-1.2.13/libgnomeui/pixmaps/]
+	icons/bottom.png	stock_bottom.png
+	icons/first.png		stock_first.png
+	icons/index.png		stock_home.png
+	icons/last.png		stock_last.png
+	icons/left.png		stock_left_arrow.png
+	icons/right.png		stock_right_arrow.png
+	icons/top.png		stock_top.png
+	icons/n_bottom.png	stock_bottom.png
+	icons/n_first.png	stock_first.png
+	icons/n_last.png	stock_last.png
+	icons/n_left.png	stock_left_arrow.png
+	icons/n_right.png	stock_right_arrow.png
+	icons/n_top.png		stock_top.png
+
+o jQuery, Suggest plugin and TreeView plugin
+  jQuery is due to John Resig and the Dojo Foundation.
+  Suggest plugin is due to Peter Vulgaris, Joern Zaefferer and Stefan Petre.
+  TreeView plugin is due to Joern Zaefferer.
+
+	jquery/jquery.js
+	jquery/jquery.suggest.js
+	jquery/jquery.suggest.css
+	jquery/jquery.treeview.js
+	jquery/jquery.treeview.css
+	jquery/images/*.gif
+
+o cscope-15.7a by Joe Steffen and others:
+  Hans-Bernhard Broeker, Petr Sorfa, Simon Cozens, garp, jens persson, Edgar Toernig,
+  Martin Kraemer, Joshua Uziel, Mike Hopkirk, Darrylo Okahata, Brent Verner,
+  Thomas Klausner, Andrew Sharpe, Carl Mascott, Rich Salz, Stephane Fritsch, Andy Newman,
+  Sascha Blank, Bruce Frost, Chuck Marco, Wilfredo Sanchez, Jason Duell, Tom Hull,
+  Donald Slutz, OGAWA Hirofumi, Garret Hade, Nick Dixon, Triet H. Lai, Steven Elliott,
+  Ragho Mahalingam, Dmitry Obukhov, David Cohrs, Valentin Podlovchenko, Neil Horman
+
+					[cscope-15.7]
+	m4/check_curses.m4		configure.in
+	gtags-cscope/manual.in		doc/cscope.1
+	gtags-cscope/alloc.c		src/alloc.c
+	gtags-cscope/alloc.h		src/alloc.h
+	gtags-cscope/basename.c		src/basename.c
+	gtags-cscope/build.c		src/build.c
+	gtags-cscope/build.h		src/build.h
+	gtags-cscope/command.c		src/command.c
+	gtags-cscope/constants.h	src/constants.h
+	gtags-cscope/display.c		src/display.c
+	gtags-cscope/edit.c		src/edit.c
+	gtags-cscope/exec.c		src/exec.c
+	gtags-cscope/global-cscope.h	src/global.h
+	gtags-cscope/gtags-cscope.c	src/main.c
+	gtags-cscope/help.c		src/help.c
+	gtags-cscope/history.c		src/history.c
+	gtags-cscope/input.c		src/input.c
+	gtags-cscope/library.h		src/library.h
+	gtags-cscope/logdir.c		src/logdir.c
+	gtags-cscope/mouse.c		src/mouse.c
+	gtags-cscope/mygetenv.c		src/mygetenv.c
+	gtags-cscope/mypopen.c		src/mypopen.c
+	gtags-cscope/version-cscope.h	src/version.h
+
+they are considered a separate package, not part of GLOBAL proper.

BOKIN_MODEL

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+
+** The BOKIN Model Definition **
+
+     Version 1.0, December 17, 2005
+     Copyright (c) 2005 Tama Communications Corporation
+
+     Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies
+     of this document, but changing it is not allowed.
+
+
+Introduction
+
+BOKIN Model is a business model to obtain proceeds by widely
+collecting donations while developing and distributing free software.
+This model is constructed not to take away consumer's freedom of
+software.
+The business which comply with the following criteria can be called a
+business based on BOKIN Model.
+
+Criteria
+
+   1. CORPORATION
+      The person who start a business based on BOKIN Model must be a
+      business corporation registered in the home country. (Herein
+      after called the corporation)
+
+   2. FREE SOFTWARE
+      The corporation develops free software. (Herein after called the
+      BOKINware)
+
+   3. LICENSE
+      The corporation distributes the BOKINware under GNU GPL (GNU
+      General Public License) and GNU FDL (GNU Free Documentation
+      License). Exceptionally, external packages which the BOKINware
+      uses, small supporting files, short manuals and rough
+      documentation can use simple all-permissive license, compatible
+      with GNU GPL.
+
+   4. COPYRIGHT MANAGEMENT
+      The corporation manages copyright on the BOKINware for consumers
+      to keep on using it at ease.
+          o Every file in the BOKINware should have a legally valid
+            copyright notice and a license notice.
+          o To include program which is assigned from another
+            developer, the corporation receives a disclaimer paper or
+            assignment paper signed by the author.
+          o To include program which is not assigned, the corporation
+            confirms its license is GNU GPL or compatible with GNU
+            GPL, lists the files and authors in a file named AUTHORS,
+            and lists the license in a file named LICENSE. The
+            BOKINware should contain these two files.
+
+   5. MAILING LIST
+      The corporation maintains mailing lists for consumers to
+      cooperate one another.
+      The list members, including the corporation, don't owe any duty.
+      The mailing lists should include the following two at least.
+          o Bug mailing list
+            This list distributes, to the active maintainers of the
+            BOKINware, bug reports and fixes for, and suggestions for
+            improvements in the BOKINware. This list is also for user
+            discussion.
+          o Help mailing list
+            This list is the place for authors, users and installers
+            of the BOKINware to ask for help.
+      The mailing lists can be replaced with a similar communication
+      tool.
+      The corporation can decide the operation policy of the list, but
+      must not obstruct the list members to cooperate one another.
+
+   6. COLLECTING DONATIONS
+      The corporation collects donations widely as its proceeds.
+      The corporation must not offer the donor an individual supply of
+      profit.
+
+   7. DONOR LIST
+      The corporation open the donor list to the public.
+      The donor list includes the following information.
+          o Date of donation (The date when the corporation received
+            the donation)
+          o Amount of donation (Amount which the corporation received)
+          o Donor's name
+          o Donor's nationality
+      When donor's name and nationality are unknown or the donor
+      prefers to remain anonymous, they are treated as anonymous.
+      The BOKINware should contain the donor list as a file named
+      DONORS. It is preferable that the list is open to the public
+      even on the Internet.
+
+   8. BOKIN MODEL DEFINITION
+      The BOKINware should contain the present definition as a file
+      named BOKIN_MODEL.
+
+Renewal
+
+The author may publish revised and/or new versions of the BOKIN Model
+Definition from time to time. Such new versions will be similar in
+spirit to the present version, but may differ in detail to address new
+problems or concerns.

BOKIN_MODEL_FAQ

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+
+** Frequently Asked Questions **
+
+     Version 1.0, December 17, 2005
+     Copyright (c) 2005 Tama Communications Corporation
+
+     Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies
+     of this document, but changing it is not allowed.
+
+
+BOKIN Model Frequently Asked Questions
+
+   1. What does BOKIN mean?
+      BOKIN means collecting donations in Japanese. (BO=collect,
+      KIN=money)
+
+   2. What is the purpose to require the person who start a BOKIN
+      model business being a registered corporation?
+      The purpose is to prevent people from donating to the person who
+      does not exist actually.
+
+   3. Is annoying copyright management necessary?
+      Yes, it is. Copyright management is absolutely necessary for
+      consumers to keep on using the BOKINware at ease.
+      It is dangerous to use the software whose copyright is not
+      neatly managed. If you use such software, you might suddenly be
+      prohibited to use it, or be claimed a license fee of high
+      priced. These are not imaginary fears but troubles of reality.
+
+   4. Why is program license limited to GNU GPL?
+      Because GNU GPL defends consumers in two points.
+          o Copyleft License
+            Since GNU GPL is copyleft license, it makes a program
+            free, and requiring all modified and extended versions of
+            the program to be free as well. As a result, consumer can
+            keep on using the BOKINware at ease in the future.
+          o Widely Known
+            Since GNU GPL is widely known, and is explained
+            frequently, it does not become the load to consumer. It is
+            troublesome for consumer to understand new licenses.
+
+   5. What is the purpose of the donor list?
+      There are two purposes.
+          o To defend freedom of donation.
+            The consumer can decide whether to donate after
+            understanding the situation of the donation. If nothing
+            being informed, freedom does not exist there. In BOKIN
+            model, consumers are not isolated existence.
+          o To praise donation.
+            To praise donation brings new donors. Since BOKIN model
+            owes all to people's free wills, we cannot praise the
+            donation too much.
+
+   6. Is donation spent on the BOKINware?
+      It depends on the management of the corporation. Since donations
+      become the proceeds of the corporation, the corporation itself
+      decides the usage under its freedom.
+
+   7. Is the donor list kept true?
+      It is very difficult to mix lies in the public information,
+      because it is checked by various methods.
+          o Donors can confirm whether they are listed.
+          o People can ask whether to have donated to the donors in
+            the list.
+          o The tax office can examine the contradiction between the
+            content of the list and the content of the declaration of
+            the corporation's taxation business.
+
+   8. Why is the corporation prohibited from doing an individual
+      supply of profit for the donors?
+      When individual supply of profit becomes ordinary, donation fall
+      into the payment for the profit. We cannot call it donation.
+      BOKIN Model business should be supported only by people's free
+      will.