Protecting licensing implementation in C++ [closed] - licensing

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What ways are there to protect licensing enforcement mechanisms in C/C++?
I know of:
Using macros (but that make the code difficult to maintain)
Linking statically
Obfuscating symbol names
Other methods I am not sure about:
Using C++ templates
Using inline functions

It's usually a good idea to keep your code as clean as possible and rely on a third party tool to protect your code.
google for "c++ obfuscator" to find such tools.

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Must you share licensing information for library dependencies? [closed]

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I'm not sure where on the Stack Exchange to ask this question.
If one of your project's dependencies is dependent on another library, do you share both licensing information?
For example, if my application uses Library A that is dependent on Library B, but my code doesn't depend on Library B, do I share licensing information for it (it as in Library B)? Do I attribute credit?
You are subject to the licenses of everything included in your program, whether included directly or indirectly (i.e. a dependency of a dependency). You'll have to check each license to see what obligations each imposes on you - some require disclosure to recipients, some don't.

conio.h not working in C [closed]

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I'm having trouble with conio.h, I use Eclipse Standard but when I try to use clrscr, textcolor, textbackground, they all remain unresolved please advise me on alternatives or how I can get these to work. Thx.
conio.h is DOS (or turbo-c) specific extension. It defines functions available in in that environment. Don't think its available in standard VC++ or gcc libraries now.
Make sure the .lib are available on the path.

getting started with ARMCI [closed]

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I want to use ARMCI, I try to read its documentation,
what I understand is that ARMCI is not used by developers but by a library.
This means that there can be different implementation of ARMCI as MPI do.
Can some one please suggest me some of those implemeations.
In general, I am unable to get started with ARMCI (speaking of the coding),
any help will be appreciated.
You could use ARMCI directly, but it is a low-level interface. Global Arrays (GA) is probably the most popular library based on ARMCI. GA is used by NWChem, among others.
There are multiple implementations of ARMCI. The one from Pacific Northwest can be downloaded as part of the GA package. There is also an implementation of ARMCI in new versions of MPICH2 that works over MPI one-sided operations.

BSD licensing - what do I put in the organisation tag, if I'm the sole programmer? [closed]

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Point three for example:
Neither the name of the ORGANIZATION nor the names of its contributors may
be used to endorse or promote products
derived from this software without
specific prior written
permission.
Thanks for any advice.
Have you considered using the MIT License as an alternative? It seems (to my eyes) to say about the same thing, but without the organization section.
When I used the BSD license I just reworded it so that it didn't mention organization.

Is it legal to use GraphicsMagick in a commercial software? [closed]

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Is it legal to use GraphicsMagick in a commercial software?
GraphicsMagick license
GraphicsMagick site
It should say something about that in the licencing agreement for the software. That will answer the question much more clearly and exactly than anyone here could, because it is the very definition of what is allowed and what isn't.
If this is the right site, then you'll need to read through the Copyrights and Licenses link on their site

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