GPLv3
		  All Realeyes code is licensed under
		  the GPL version 3.  For more information
		  about the GPLv3, see the
		  Free Software Foundation's
		  quick guide to GPLv3 page.
		  
		  SourceForge
		  This project is hosted by
		  SourceForge,
		  which is very near the
		  center of the Free/Libre and Open Source Software universe.
		  
		  Free/Libre and Open Source code in the Realeyes application
		  The following libraries have been used to create the Realeyes
		  IDS application, and their license requirements must be followed
		  when distributing the programs.
		  
			- libpcap:
		   	This C library reads data from the network
			interface and formats it for an application to easily
			parse the network protocols and data.
 
			
			- libxml2:
		   	This C library parses XML documents and builds a
			DOM tree,
			which ensures that the syntax of configuration
			files is correct.
 
			
			- OpenSSL:
			This C library provides a variety of encryption methods and
		   	the network management for encrypted connections.
 
			
			- Red Black Tree library:
			This C library provides the code for creating and accessing
			Red Black trees, which are dynamically balanced as nodes are
			added to them.
			
			
 - SWT Libraries:
			These Java libraries provide the tools for building graphical
			interfaces.
 
			
			- Xerces:
			These Java libraries parse XML documents, which ensures that
			the syntax of configuration files is correct.
 
		   
		  
		  Free/Libre and Open Source projects used by the Realeyes project
		  
			- Anjuta:
			This Integrated Development Environment is optimized for C/C++
			developers.
 
			
			- Doxygen:
			This documentation system reads formatted comments in source
			code files and creates developer documentation in many
			formats.
 
			
			- Eclipse:
			This Integrated Development Environment is optimized for Java
			developers.
 
			
			- PostgreSQL:
			This relational database provides robust storage and retrieval
			for the Realeyes IDS application, that scales well from small
			to large installations.
 
		   
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