I have been working on a small chicken scheme project, which I intend to release as open source on Github. The distribution will contain some of chicken scheme "C" source code, along with my scm files and other open source code. However I noticed that the compiled chicken "C" source code does not contain the copyright notices. This might be a dumb question, because I might have missed something. I would appreciate if anyone can throw some light on this? Here are some points I have considered. 1) The user of this code needs to have chicken scheme installed, to compile the code. 2) Do I need to include the scm code along with the distribution? 3) Or is it ok if include a pointer to the chicken source site in my readme or something?
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