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- Invoke Python scripts with `python3` if `python` is not available. Despite SciresM preferring Python 2, the scripts used in the build all worked in Python 3 already, so this is just a Makefile change. - Export `MAKE` to work around a GNU bug. See the comment for details. - `rmdir --ignore-fail-on-non-empty` -> `rmdir 2>/dev/null` macOS `rmdir` doesn't support `--ignore-fail-on-non-empty`. This is a slight downgrade in functionality, because now we ignore all errors from `rmdir` rather than just 'Directory not empty'. I could have avoided this with a more complicated fix, but the benefit strikes me as not worth the complexity. Let me know if you disagree. - Append `$(DEVKITPRO)/tools/bin/` to `$PATH` when invoking `build_romfs`. This avoids the need to add devkitPro directories to `$PATH` when building Atmosphere. If you already have `build_romfs` in your PATH, then that will still take precedence. (This seemed like the nicer option, though I don't have strong opinions.) |
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libmesosphere is a work-in-progress C++ library implementing functionality for the Horizon Kernel.
Licensing
This software is licensed under the terms of the GPLv2, with exemptions for specific projects noted below.
You can find a copy of the license in the LICENSE file.
Exemptions:
- The yuzu Nintendo Switch emulator and the Ryujinx Team and Contributors are exempt from GPLv2 licensing. They are permitted, each at their individual discretion, to instead license any source code authored for the libmesosphere project as either GPLv2 or later or the MIT license. In doing so, they may alter, supplement, or entirely remove the copyright notice for each file they choose to relicense. Neither the Atmosphère project nor its individual contributors shall assert their moral rights against any of the aforementioned projects.
- Nintendo is exempt from GPLv2 licensing and may (at its option) instead license any source code authored for the libmesosphere project under the Zero-Clause BSD license.
Credits
libmesosphere is currently being developed and maintained by SciresM.
In addition to those credited in Atmosphère's credits, we would like to thank for contributing to libmesosphere in some significant way: