Added LICENSE.txt

[TurkeyMan]

@goughy You touched this file significantly.
@rjpcomputing I think you're the original author? (Although I suspect quite little of the original code remains)
I think I need at least both of your approval before I can affix a LICENSE.txt file (which has been requested)
I'm not sure about the first line of text... who should I attribute the copyright to?

[TurkeyMan]

@redtide Or did you do it? Perthaps these are aliases of the same person?

[redtide]

@TurkeyMan Are you talking about the codelite module?
AFAIR the original author is RJP, I did some changes to adapt it to a newer premake version and then goughy got it and added it in his module extension proposal.

[rjpcomputing]

@TurkeyMan What is the license type? MIT? Apache?

[TurkeyMan]

I copied it from premake-core, it appears to be a 3-clause BSD license.

[TurkeyMan]

I think the original author retains copyright, I should probably put your name in there?

[rjpcomputing]

Probably, but I am not bothered one way or the other.

I approve this. Thanks for porting.

[redtide]

Same here, I just hope that those names in those files will not be removed in the future.

[starkos]

Same here, I just hope that those names in those files will not be removed in the future.

Maybe we should have a CONTRIBUTORS.txt for the modules too? Though there is no reason why the names should be removed from their current locations.

[TurkeyMan]

You mean in the source code? I'm not sure why any names would be removed from any locations...? That would be a pretty lame move.
The license never existed prior, and I'm still not sure what to write in the header, which is why I asked.

[redtide]

Lame or not it happened elsewhere because some 'it's a community project, too much people to list' or 'oops, our automatic script replaced it', and the like.
I don't remember if file headers was already there or added by me when I updated the code (at that time I did the same for other projects too) but it seems ok as is now for me.
Maybe a contributors file for modules could be a better idea: I think it's good to take track about 'who did what', IMHO people deserve it.

[TurkeyMan]

Git keeps an immutable commit log ;) .. Some of these repos predate git,
but I think that problem is history.

[TurkeyMan]

Does anyone have a copy of the original repository before @goughy moved it to a new repo (assuming there was one)? I can rebase the recent changes ontop of the original repo so everyone is represented in the commit log, if it still exists.

[redtide]

It should be the one at https://bitbucket.org/redtide/premake-dev/src/8331c2bf04452b7fa6a94535a4bd6c2062af7888/src/actions/codelite/?at=codelite when I did those changes (2 years ago).