XLISP-PLUS 3.05 for OpenVMS VAX -- licence and copyright notices
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This kit redistributes XLISP-PLUS 3.05 by Tom Almy (based on XLISP 2.1 by David
Betz), with a new OpenVMS system module and VMS build files added by Douglas P.
Fields, Jr. (symbolics@lisp.engineer).  The notices below are copied exactly
from the source files and from the author's web page.

1. The notice at the top of every upstream XLISP source file (xlisp.h, xlisp.c ...):

     XLISP-PLUS is based on:

     xlisp - a small subset of lisp
          Copyright (c) 1985, by David Michael Betz
          All Rights Reserved
          Permission is granted for unrestricted non-commercial use

2. Credits in xlisp.h:

     Public Domain contributors to this modified distribution:
        Tom Almy, Mikael Pettersson, Neal Holtz, Johnny Greenblatt,
        Ken Whedbee, Blake McBride, Pete Yadlowsky, Hume Smith,
        Wolfgang Kechel, and Richard Zidlicky

     Portions of this code from XLISP-STAT Copyright (c) 1988, Luke Tierney

   (xlmath2.c, xlmath3.c and xlseq.c carry "XLISP-STAT Copyright (c) 1988/1990, by
   Luke Tierney" and "Copyright (c) 1985/1989 by David Michael Betz" lines.)

3. The program's banner (xlisp.c):

     XLISP-PLUS version 3.05
     Portions Copyright (c) 1988, by David Betz.
     Modified by Thomas Almy and others.

4. Tom Almy's XLISP-PLUS home page (https://almy.us/xlisp.html, read 14-OCT-2026):
   distribution is limited to non-commercial or educational use; most contributors
   put their work in the public domain, but some reserve copyrights for commercial
   use of XLISP.

5. The 1985 XLISP 1.4 manual (David Betz), if the XLISP14 program is included:

     "It is available in source form free of charge to non-commercial users.
      Prospective commercial users should contact the author for permission to
      use XLISP."

6. vmsstuff.c, BUILD_XLISP.COM, the patches to xlisp.h / osdefs.h / osptrs.h, the
   installer, uninstaller, setup procedure and example programs were written for
   this kit by Douglas P. Fields, Jr. (symbolics@lisp.engineer).  They are offered
   under the same terms as XLISP itself: free for non-commercial use.

THERE IS NO WARRANTY OF ANY KIND.  Do not use this kit commercially.