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Products :
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- zlib 1.2.8, by Jean-loup Gailly and Mark Adler
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   http://www.zlib.org
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- lodepng 20160501, by Lode Vandevenne
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   http://lodev.org/lodepng
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- SDL 2, by Sam Lantinga
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   http://www.libsdl.org
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- stb_truetype, authored from 2009-2016 by Sean Barrett / RAD Game Tools
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   http://github.com/nothings/stb
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- utf8proc
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   https://github.com/JuliaStrings/utf8proc
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   (modified to be statically linkable, and to compile for C89)
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Many thanks to everyone who provided feedback and patches, and especially :
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- Dominik 'Mingos' Marczuk for the restrictive shadow casting fov, dijkstra
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  pathfinding, name generator, documentation skin, lots of bitmap fonts and
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  being the #1 libtcod user, supporter and contributor.
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- Joao 'Jotaf' Henriques for his long time support, priceless comments and
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  suggestions and the awesome Python tutorial.
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- Chris 'donblas' Hamons for libtcod-net, the cmake system, the swig wrappers...
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- Jonathon Duerig for the permissive field of view algorithm
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- dividee for polishing and optimizing the Python wrapper.
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- John Klimek for the early C# port and valuable bug fixes.
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- Kyle 'HexDecimal' Benesch & Emmanuel 'Altefcat' Dempuré for their contribution
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  to the Python port.
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- Antagonist for the awesome SkyFire GLSL roguelike engine, hence libtcod's GLSL
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  renderer
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- Sandman for various tricky bug fixes.
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- Joe Osborn for the OSX port, bug fixes and the bresenham 3d routines (still
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  to be backported from the old 1.5 branch...).
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- Paul Sexton for the common Lisp wrapper.
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- Bernard Helyer for the D wrapper.
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- Adam 'Blinks' Blinkinsop for the OSX port and the autotools compilation system.
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- Nick Glauber for being the first libtcod Paypal sponsor.
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- Matt Sullivan for the py3k support
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- namor for the FreeBSD cmake support
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- Anylo for putting some of the demos in the cmake compilation
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- Michael De Rosa, Killer_X and Joe Rumsey for their work on OSX port
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- Denis Belov for fixes on the heightmap toolkit
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- owners of projects using libtcod.
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Fonts :
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The celtic garamond and dundalk fonts are from 1001freefonts.com.
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The caeldera font is from blambot.com.
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Other fonts are included in windows.
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The celtic_garamond, arial, courier, dejavu, consolas, prestige and lucida 10x10/12x12 bitmap fonts were created by Mingos.
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