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This file includes licensing information for FlowCloud based 
climate-control-demo 

First the FlowCloud libraries which are licensed under the FlowCloud License,
which can be found immediately below. 

Secondly pc_app uses QT-pyside which is covered by the Lesser General
Public License. This includes the .py and .ui files for configuration and management of 
configuration for controller and wifire boards. 

Thirdly the xc32 standard libraries included under
pic32/variants/WiFire_Flow/xc32 are from the xc32 compiler. The xc32
Compiler License provides exemption for these standard libraries. The
xc32 license can be found in this document, for the license governing the
standard libraries see section 4.a. This license may also be found
alongside these standard libraries. 

Fourthly an object file from a Microchip library is provided in
hardware/pic32/variants/WiFire_Flow/libm. This file is governed by the
Microchip Compiler License, which allows it to be used with a "modified
version of the Arduino? IDE" (MPIDE). This license can be found in this
document and with the object file.

Finally sensor_thermistor.c, sensor_dht.c, are covered under MIT license and adc_custom.c
is referred from a post from Microchip forum. These respective source files are having credit note
for acknowledging the original sources.
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Licensee agrees that the Software, related documentation and underlying
inventions, algorithms, know-how and ideas relating to the Software and
related documentation are proprietary information belonging to Microchip
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THE SOFTWARE AND DOCUMENTATION ARE PROVIDED ?AS IS? WITHOUT WARRANTY OF
ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING ANY WARRANTY OF
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PUNITIVE OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, OR ANY CLAIMS BY THIRD PARTIES
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and cumulative liability of Microchip and its licensors for damages
hereunder will in no event exceed $1000 or the amount Licensee paid
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Licensee acknowledges that the foregoing limitations are reasonable and
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related to this Agreement, Software or Documentation will be brought in
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