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See the file for details. libtu/snprintf_2.2/ was written by Mark Martinec, see the README there or for more. I made some minor modifications. The code that de/fontset.c is based on was apparently originally written by Tomohiro Kubota; see . Various patches have been contributed by other individuals unlisted here. (See the mailing list archives.) -- The licences for editline and snprintf_2.2 are reproduced at the bottom of this file. Note that snprintf_2.2 isn't normally linked to to the binaries on Debian GNU/Linux systems. 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