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1.7 Licensing Restrictions

Please read the license agreement that was shipped with this package. You are bound by the licensing restrictions contained in that document. Do not use this product unless you can accept all the terms of the license agreement.

You can use all the files accompanying this product for development of an application. You can distribute Stingray Studio component's Dynamic Link Libraries (DLLs) according to the terms of the license agreement.

Your applications can also statically link to the components of Stingray Studio, in which case you do not need to redistribute any Stingray Studio files — except any required language configuration files.

1.7.1 Library Dependencies for Distribution

If you are dynamically linking to Stingray Studio libraries in your applications, you must be sure to distribute any dependent libraries, or DLLs. This section details dependencies specific to the overall product; for more information on individual component dependencies, see the relevant user's guide.

If a component is dependent on either a specific library or another component, it means that there is a build and/or link dependency.

You can also distribute the MFC DLLS with your application. Look in the compiler's root directory where you installed Visual Studio (or a previous version of VC++). You should find a document named redist.txt. This document gives details about which MFC files need to be distributed with various configurations.

Distribution of MFC product libraries will also include the distribution of the SFL, RWUXTheme, and optional Regex DLLs for DLL build configurations.

Distribution of all dependent Stingray Studio DLLs is required and subject to the Rogue Wave® Stingray® License Terms and Conditions.



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