Third-party component index

impacto contains third-party code at the following locations in the source distribution:

src/audio/adxaudiostream.cpp: based on vgmstream ADX implementation
src/io/cpkarchive.cpp: CRILAYLA decompression based on work by tpu and hcs64/vgm_ripping/utf_tab
src/texture/bcdecode.cpp: based on bcndecode
src/texture/bntxloader.cpp: Unswizzling code based on Ryujinx
src/texture/gxtloader.cpp: Unswizzling code based on Scarlet and work by FireyFly and ryg
src/texture/s3tc.cpp: based on s3tc-dxt-decompression
src/texture/ddsloader.cpp: based on OpenImageIO
src/video/ffmpegplayer.cpp: syncing code based on FFplay
vendor/clHCA: part of vgmstream
vendor/minilua: minilua
vendor/glad: output from glad generator, patched for Switch support
vendor/include/enum.h: Better Enums
vendor/include/flat_hash_map.hpp: flat_hash_map (with PR #18)
vendor/include/stb_image.h: stb_image
vendor/imgui: Dear ImGui
vendor/pcg: PCG Random Number Generation, Minimal C Edition
vendor/squish: Squish
vendor/utf8-cpp: UTF8-CPP
vendor/mspack: libmspack, only includes LZX decompressor to reduce code size
vendor/pugixml: pugixml
vendor/span: span

All third-party code mentioned above is mandatory, included in the build process and compiled into the output executable for impacto on every supported platform and build configuration.

Additionally, impacto depends on the following external libraries:

Platform implementations of C runtime, C++ STL, OpenAL and OpenGL (ES)
glm
LibAtrac9
Ogg
SDL2
Vorbis
zlib

Sourcing and linkage:

Refer to individual toolchain/platform documentation for standard library licenses and default external library sourcing behaviour.
Emscripten and NX builds use static linking for all other external libraries, other platforms use dynamic linking.
glm (being a header-only template library) is always compiled into the output executable.
The example Emscripten build process explicitly uses emscripten-ports packages for Ogg, SDL2, Vorbis and zlib and the original authors' source distributions for glm and LibAtrac9.
The example Win32/MSVC build process explicitly uses vcpkg packages for OpenAL Soft, glm, Ogg, SDL2, Vorbis, zlib and FFmpeg and the original authors' source distributions for LibAtrac9.
The example Ubuntu build process explicitly uses build host apt packages for libopenal-dev (OpenAL Soft on Ubuntu 18.04), libogg-dev, libsdl2-dev, libvorbis-dev, zlib1g-dev, libavdevice-dev, libavfilter-dev, libavformat-dev, libavcodec-dev, libswscale-dev, libswresample-dev, libavresample-dev and libavutil-dev and the original authors' source distributions for glm and LibAtrac9.
Win32 install targets copy all required DLLs except the standard C/C++ runtime libraries to the output folder.

** Binary licensing:**

Unless specified otherwise, impacto source and binaries are covered by the ISC license but contain and use the dependencies listed above, requiring third-party copyright notices.
NX builds statically link OpenAL Soft (assuming this is used as the OpenAL implementation), placing NX binaries under LGPLv2 or later.
All builds ship with libmspack in the impacto executable, placing it under LGPLv2 or later. If you wish to disable libmspack and get rid of LGPLv2 dependency, please use -DIMPACTO_DISABLE_MSPACK define.

License statements for third-party code in this repository (where given) and external libraries bundled by the build process in at least one supported configuration follow:

Statements

bcndecode

https://github.com/ifeherva/bcndecode/blob/5bc7043002d7b2485c857624f5ef6f55576ba8b4/src/bcndecode.c

decoder for DXTn-compressed data

Format documentation:
  http://oss.sgi.com/projects/ogl-sample/registry/EXT/texture_compression_s3tc.txt

The contents of this file are in the public domain (CC0)
Full text of the CC0 license:
  https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/

To test:
  compile: gcc -Iinclude -DBCN_DECODER_TEST BcnDecode.c -o bcndecode
  run: dd bs=1 skip=128 if=bc3_test.dds | ./bcndecode 256 256 3 1 > bc3_test.png

See below for license text.

Better Enums

https://github.com/aantron/better-enums/blob/2fad3f60eea97cf3b75339a1562ab13d5e0cc4f7/enum.h

Better Enums is distributed under the terms of the 2-clause BSD license. See below for license text.

MiniLua

See below for license text(MIT)

Emscripten

https://github.com/emscripten-core/emscripten/tree/1.38.21

Emscripten is available under 2 licenses, the MIT license and the University of Illinois/NCSA Open Source License. See below for license texts.

Authors:

The following authors have all licensed their contributions to Emscripten
under the licensing terms detailed in LICENSE.

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* Benoit Tremblay <trembl.ben@gmail.com>
* Andreas Bergmeier <abergmeier@gmx.net>
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* Andrea Bedini <andrea.bedini@gmail.com>
* James Pike <totoro.friend@chilon.net>
* Mokhtar Naamani <mokhtar.naamani@gmail.com>
* Benjamin Stover <benjamin.stover@gmail.com>
* Riccardo Magliocchetti <riccardo.magliocchetti@gmail.com>
* Janus Troelsen <janus.troelsen@stud.tu-darmstadt.de>
* Lars Schneider <lars.schneider@autodesk.com> (copyright owned by Autodesk, Inc.)
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* Alan Kligman <alan.kligman@gmail.com> (copyright owned by Mozilla Foundation)
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* Michael Riss <Michael.Riss@gmx.de>
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* Manuel Schölling <manuel.schoelling@gmx.de>
* Bruce Mitchener, Jr. <bruce.mitchener@gmail.com>
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* Vladimir Vukicevic <vladimir@pobox.com> (copyright owned by Mozilla Foundation)
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* Martin von Gagern <martin@von-gagern.net>
* Ting-Yuan Huang <thuang@mozilla.com>
* Joshua Granick <jgranick@blackberry.com>
* Felix H. Dahlke <fhd@ubercode.de>
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What's the license of glad generated code? #101
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span

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bcndecode

Better Enums

MiniLua

Emscripten

flat_hash_map

glad

glm

LibAtrac9

Dear ImGui

Ogg

OpenAL Soft

OpenImageIO

PCG Random Number Generation, Minimal C Edition

Ryujinx

s3tc-dxt-decompression

Scarlet

SDL2

span

stb_image

Squish

vgm_ripping

vgmstream

Vorbis

zlib

FFmpeg

UTF8-CPP

libmspack

pugixml

Generic license texts

2-clause BSD license

3-clause BSD license

Apache License, Version 2.0

Boost Software License, Version 1.0

CC0 1.0

ISC license

LGPLv2 (GNU Library General Public License, Version 2)

MIT License

zlib license

UTF8-CPP