Samsung SMARTCAM A1 - GNU General Public License Terms (Part 5); Corresponding Source and Basic Permissions; Verbatim and Modified Source Distribution

A
·Standard
Interface•
means
an
interface
that
either
is
an
official
standard
defined
by
a
rec:ogrlzed
stn:iards
body,
or,
in
the
case
of
interfaces
specified
for
a
particlB
progamming
~.
one
that
is
widely
used
among
developers
WOI1<ilQ
n that
language.
The
•System
Lbaries•
of
an
executable
work
include
anything,
other
than
the
work
as
a
whole,
that
(a)
is
llcluded
n
the
normal
form
of
packaging
a
Maier
Component,
but
which
is
not
part
of
that
Maier
Component,
ard
(b)
serves
criy
to
enable
use
of
the
work
with
that
Maier
Component,
or
to
inplement
a
Standard
Interface
for
which
a1
implementation
is
availabte
to
the
ptblic n
SOli'Ce
code
form.
A
·Maier
Component·.
in
this
context,
means
a
major
essential
component
(kernel,
window
system,
ard
so
on)
of
the
specific
opaati
1Q
system
(It
any)
on
which
the
executable
work
n.ns,
or
a~
used
to
proc1Jce
the
work,
or
a1
object
code
interpreter
used
to
rtll
it.
The
·CorresporJOOg
Scuce·
tor
a
work
n
object
code
form
means
al
the
sotJ'C8
code
needed
to
generate,
instal,
ard
~or
a1
executabie
wor1<)
M
the
object
code
ard
to
modfy
the
work,
lldtdlg
sc:r1rts
to
control
those
activities.
However,
it
does
not
ildude
the
work's
System
lbaries,
or
general-
purpose
tools
or
~
available
free
proga11S
which
are
used
ll1r110dfied
in
perforrnng
those
activities
but
which
are
not
part
of
the
work.
For
9X8fT'4)1e,
CorresporJOOg
Sotxce
includes
interface
definition
files
associated
with
source
files
for
the
wak,
and
the
sotJ'C8
code
for
shared
libraries
and
ct,11amicalty
linked
sOOpn:qams
that
the
wak
is~
desigled
to
~
.
such
as
by
intinate
data
cornnu'lication
or
control
flow
between
those
sWprogcm;
and
other
parts
of
the
wak.
The
Corresponding
Source
need
not
include
MYthing
that
users
C3l
regenerate
automaticaly
from
other
parts
of
the
Correspordilg
Sot.r'ce.
The
Corresponding
Sot.r'ce
for
a
wak
in
SOlXc:e
code
form
is
that
same
wak
.
2.
Basic
Perm...._
AI
rights
ganted
l.llder
this
Ucense
are
ganted
for
the
term
of
copyrigrt
on
the
Pr0{1a1Tl,
and
are
irrevocable
provided
the
stated
ooncltions
en
met.
This
Ucense
explicitly
affirms
ycxx
rinited
permission
to
M
the
lnTlOCified
Progam.
The
output
from
nn1ing
a
covered
work
is
covered
by
this
Ucense
criy
if
the
output,
gven
its
content,
constitutes
a
covered
work.
This
Ucense
acknowledges
ycxx
f9lts
of
fair
use
or
other
eqt.ivalent,
as
provided
by
copyrigrt
law.
You
may
make,
M
and
propagate
covered
works
that
you
do
not
CXXTVe'f.
without
condtioos
so
long
as
ycxxlicense
otherwise
remails
il
force.
You
may
~
covered
works
to
others
for
the
sole
pupose
of
haW1g
them
make
modfications
exclusively
for
you,
or
provide
you
with
faciities
for
nJ'lrlilg
those
works,
provided
that
you
comply
with
the
terms
of
this
Ucense
in
conveyilg
al
material
for
which
you
do
not
control
copyrigrt.
Those
thus
making
or
Mnllg
the
covered
works
for
you
must
do
so
exclusively
on
yoor
behatf,
under
yoor
direction
and
control,
on
terms
that
prohibit
them
from
making
arr.J
copies
of
your
copyrighted
material
outside
their
relationship
with
you.
Conwying l.llder
8IT'f
other
circLmstances
is
permitted
solely
under
the
concitions
stated
below.
Sublicensing
is
not
allowed;
section
10
makes
it
t.rmeeeSSaiY·
3.
Protecting
Users'
Legal
Rights
From
Anti-Circli'IMM1tion
Law.
No
covered
work
shall
be
deemed
part
of
an
effective
tectmlogical
rreasure
under
8IT'f
applicable
law
ftJfilling
obligations
lJ1der
a1icle
11
of the
WIPO
copyrigrt
treaty
adopted
on
20
December
1996,
or
sinila'
laws
prohibitng
or
restrictilg
cicumvention
of
such
measures.
When
you
oorM1'f
a
covered
work
,
you
waive
any
legal
power
to
forbid
cirrumvention
of
technological
rT18aSISeS
to
the
extent
such
circumvention
is
effected
by
exercisilg
rights
ooder
this
License
with
respect
to
the
covered
wOO<,
and
you
disclaim
arr.J
intention
to
limit
operation
or
modification
of
the
wOO<
as
a
means
of
811forci1g,
against
the
'NQI1('s
users,
your
or
third
parties'
legal
rights
to
forbid
circumvention
of
technological
measures.
4.
Conveying
Varbatin
Copies.
You
may
~verbatim
copies
of
the
Progam's scuce
code
as
you
receive
it,
il
8l'foJ
rrec:itrn,
provided
that
you
conspicuously
and
appropriately
pl.bish
on
each
copy
an
appropriate
copyright
notice;
keep
intact
all
notices
stating
that
tns
Ucense
and
8IT'f
non-permissive
terms
added
in
accord
with
section
7
apply
to
the code;
keep
intact
all
notices
of
the
absence
of
8nJ
warranty;
and
~
all
recipients
a
C0fJ1
of
this
License
aklng
with
the
Program.
You
may
cha'ge
any
price
or
no
price
for
each
ca;yy
that
you
CCXM1oJ,
~you
may
offer
support
or
warranty
protection
for
a
fee.
5.
Conveying
Modified
Source
Versions.
You
may~
a
work
based
on
the
PrOQ!Ml,
or
the
modifications
to
prociJce
it
from
the
Progam,
in
the
form
of
satrce
code
tllder
the
terms
of
section
4,
provided
that
you
also
meet
al
of
these
cordtions:
a)
The
work
must
carry
prominent
notices
stating
that
you
mo<ified
it,
and
giving
a
relevant
date.
b)
The
work
roost
rary
prominent
notices
stating
that
it
is
r~
under
this
License
and
8l'foJ
conditions
added
under
section
7.
This
~ement
modfies
the
requirement
in
section
4
to
•keep
intact
al
notices·
.