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Tool/software: Code Composer Studio
Dear Support,
As part of a research project´s results, I would like to publish a CCS project´s source code on GitHub. The software was developed for our own hardware, which is not for sale but also offered as reference design. The project is however based on Simplelink’s Z-Stack examples, therefore I was wondering if any kind of license is required (i.e. BSD) or a simple MIT License could be used. Do you have any experience on that? I appreciate your help.
Regards,
Angel
Hi,
Have you already seen the manifest in the SDK?
If not, please see <SDK installation>/manifest_simplelink_cc13x2_26x2_sdk_*.html. It has license information.
Regards,
Toby
Thanks Toby,
I understood that the manifest lists the licenses used for every part of the SDK. Do I need to specify this in a license/manifest file as well? or having the copyright header on every source code file as provided by TI is enough?
Moreover, is the license_xxxxx.txt to be included on my project´s root directory? I appreciate your help on this.
Best Regards,
Angel
Should be ok if you keep the BSD3 header on all each file and follow what the header instructs.