OPTIWIN 1.0 LICENSE NOTICES
Reviewed: 2026-11-13

This package documents components used by the Windows x64 build of OptiWin.
Original upstream license texts are retained in English.

FILES

01. Dear-ImGui.txt
    Original MIT license for Dear ImGui 1.93.0-docking.
    Commit: 4e02e84cbb85d48881388e7090c2dfa1708c02a1.
    https://github.com/ocornut/imgui

02. nlohmann-json.txt
    Original MIT license for nlohmann/json 3.12.0.
    https://github.com/nlohmann/json/tree/v3.12.0

03. stb.txt
    Original shared license block from imstb_rectpack.h, imstb_truetype.h
    and imstb_textedit.h bundled with Dear ImGui. Both upstream alternatives,
    MIT and public domain, are preserved.

04. ProggyClean.txt
    Original MIT license for the ProggyClean font included in Dear ImGui.
    https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bluescan/proggyfonts/master/LICENSE

05. ProggyForever.txt
    Original MIT license for ProggyForever, including Dear ImGui's subset.
    https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ocornut/proggyforever/master/LICENSE.txt

06. nlohmann-json-ThirdParty.txt
    Copyright and MIT notices for the UTF-8 decoder, Grisu2 and the Hedley
    version integrated into nlohmann/json.

07. Hedley-CC0-1.0.txt
    Original Hedley CC0 text, preserved alongside the MIT notice in the
    adapted nlohmann/json header because the two sources carry different notices.
    https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nemequ/hedley/master/COPYING

08. Dear-ImGui-Additional-Notices.txt
    Attribution for Japanese glyph-range data, the stb.h decompressor and fonts.
    Includes library source components even if the application does not call
    them directly or the linker removes them from the final executable.

09. CC-BY-4.0.txt
    Original Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 text for the glyph-range data
    credited by Dear ImGui. This is not a license for OptiWin as a whole.
    https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcode.txt

10. Microsoft-STL-LICENSE.txt
    Apache 2.0 with LLVM Exception for the Microsoft C++ Standard Library.
    Source tag vs-2022-17.13, corresponding to the MSVC 14.43 toolchain in use.
    https://raw.githubusercontent.com/microsoft/STL/vs-2022-17.13/LICENSE.txt

11. Microsoft-STL-NOTICE.txt
    Original copyright and component notices from the same Microsoft STL tag.
    https://raw.githubusercontent.com/microsoft/STL/vs-2022-17.13/NOTICE.txt

12. OptiWin-Copyright.txt
    Product copyright information. This does not introduce a new EULA or
    grant an open-source license to OptiWin's own code.

13. README.txt
    This inventory and scope description.

SCOPE

- Application dependencies: Dear ImGui and nlohmann/json, their bundled
  components, and the Microsoft standard library notices listed above.
- The Abseil fallback in nlohmann/json is for pre-C++14 code paths; this C++20
  build uses standard-library facilities instead.
- GLFW, curl, libarchive, FreeType and separate sample fonts are not used by
  this OptiWin build and are not included in its application license inventory.
- Updates use Windows WinHTTP. No additional third-party updater library is used.
- Windows DLLs and system fonts come from the user's Windows installation and
  are not redistributed in the ZIP. Windows and Visual Studio toolchain EULAs
  are outside this application notice package.
- Build-tool licenses do not change the license status of OptiWin's own code.

The runtime ZIP contains only OptiWin/OptiWin.exe. All component notices listed
above, except this inventory, are embedded in that executable and accessible
from Licenses. The TXT files are also supplied separately for the release page.