THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.txt

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Upstream-Contact: MonoGame Foundation <admin@monogame.net>
Comment: This file provides a best-effort inventory of third-party software and
         acknowledgements associated with the MonoGame repository and MonoGame
         package distributions.
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Files: *
Component: MonoGame Framework
Copyright: 2009-2026 MonoGame Foundation, Inc.
           Mono.Xna Team
License: MS-PL AND MIT
Comment: Portions of the code are copyright by the Mono.Xna Team

Files: MonoGame/native/monogame/external/sdl2/sdl/*
Component: SDL2
Copyright: 1997-2025 Sam Lantinga <slouken@libsdl.org>
License: Zlib
Comment: SDL2 is vendored by MonoGame and may include additional bundled
         third-party components and notices.

Files: MonoGame/native/monogame/external/faudio/*
Component: FAudio
Copyright: 2011-2024 Ethan Lee, Luigi Auriemma, and the MonoGame Team
License: Zlib
Comment: FAudio is vendored by MonoGame and may include additional bundled
         third-party components and notices.

Files: MonoGame/native/monogame/external/vulkan-headers/*
Component: Vulkan-Headers
Copyright: 2015-2025 The Khronos Group Inc.
License: Apache-2.0 AND MIT
Comment: Files in this repository are individually licensed under Apache-2.0,
         MIT, or Apache-2.0 OR MIT as indicated by their SPDX identifiers.

Files: MonoGame/native/monogame/external/volk/*
Component: Volk
Copyright: 2018-2024 Arseny Kapoulkine
License: MIT

Files: MonoGame/native/monogame/external/vma/*
Component: Vulkan Memory Allocator
Copyright: 2017-2022 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.
License: MIT

Files: MonoGame/native/monogame/common/minimp3.h
       MonoGame/native/monogame/common/minimp3_ex.h
Component: minimp3
License: CC0-1.0
Comment: The minimp3 source files dedicate the software to the public domain
         through the Creative Commons Zero 1.0 Universal (CC0 1.0) dedication.
         .
         The repository does not explicitly identify an author or copyright
         holder.

Files: MonoGame/native/monogame/common/minivorbis.h
Component: minivorbis
Copyright: 1992, 1993, 1994 by Jutta Degener and Carsten Bormann, Technische Universita"t Berlin
           2002-2020 Xiph.org Foundation
           2020 Eduardo Bart <https://github.com/edubart>
License: BSD-3-Clause AND LicenseRef-Degener-Bormann
Comment: The file includes a preserved notice for code derived from Jutta Degener
         and Carsten Bormann's LPC routines.

Files: MonoGame/native/monogame/common/mg_hash.cpp
Component: FNV-1a hash reference implementation
License: CC0-1.0
Comment: The implementation notes that it is based on public domain FNV-1a code
         from http://isthe.com/chongo/tech/comp/fnv/index.html
         .
         FNV-1a has been dedicated to the public domain through the Creative
         Commons Zero 1.0 Universal (CC0 1.0) dedication.

Files: MonoGame/native/monogame/directx12/D3D12MemAlloc.cpp
       MonoGame/native/monogame/directx12/D3D12MemAlloc.h
Component: D3D12 Memory Allocator
Copyright: 2019-2022 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.
License: MIT

Files: MonoGame/native/monogame/directx12/d3dx12.h
Component: D3DX12 Helper Library
Copyright: Microsoft Corporation
License: MIT

Files: MonoGame/native/monogame/directx12/GenerateMips.hlsl
Component: DirectXTK12 GenerateMips shader
Copyright: Microsoft Corporation
License: MIT
Comment: Taken from DirectXTK12.

Files: MonoGame/external/CppNet/*
Component: CppNet
Copyright: 2007-2008 Shevek
License: Apache-2.0

Files: MonoGame/external/stb/stb_image.h
       MonoGame/external/stb/stb_image_write.h
       MonoGame/external/stb/stb_image_resize2.h
Component: stb
Copyright: 2017 Sean Barrett
License: MIT OR Unlicense
Comment: MonoGame uses stb_image, stb_image_write, and stb_image_resize2 from 
         the vendored stb repository.

Files: MonoGame/ThirdParty/SDL_GameControllerDB/*
Component: SDL_GameControllerDB
Copyright: 1997-2022 Sam Lantinga <slouken@libsdl.org>
License: Zlib

Files: MonoGame/ThirdParty/StbImageSharp/*
Component: StbImageSharp
Copyright: 2017 Sean Barrett
License: MIT OR Unlicense
Comment: StbImageSharp is a C# port of stb_image.h. The StbImageSharp repository
         README describes the project as "Public Domain", but does not appear to
         provide an explicit SPDX identifier for the port itself. The original
         stb_image.h licensing terms have therefore been preserved.

Files: MonoGame/ThirdParty/StbImageWriteSharp/*
Component: StbImageWriteSharp
Copyright: 2017 Sean Barrett
License: MIT OR Unlicense
Comment: StbImageWriteSharp is a C# port of stb_image_write.h. The 
         StbImageWriteSharp repository README describes the project as "Public 
         Domain", but does not appear to provide an explicit SPDX identifier for
         the port itself. The original stb_image_write.h licensing terms have 
         therefore been preserved.

Files: MonoGame/MonoGame.Framework.Content.Pipeline/Utilities/LZ4/LZ4Codec.cs
       MonoGame/MonoGame.Framework.Content.Pipeline/Utilities/LZ4/LZ4Codec.Unsafe.cs
Component: LZ4
Copyright: 2013, Milosz Krajewski
License: BSD-2-Clause

Files: MonoGame/MonoGame.Framework.Content.Pipeline/Utilities/LZ4/LZ4Codec.Unsafe32.Dirty.cs
       MonoGame/MonoGame.Framework.Content.Pipeline/Utilities/LZ4/LZ4Codec.Unsafe32HC.Dirty.cs
       MonoGame/MonoGame.Framework.Content.Pipeline/Utilities/LZ4/LZ4Codec.Unsafe64.Dirty.cs
       MonoGame/MonoGame.Framework.Content.Pipeline/Utilities/LZ4/LZ4Codec.Unsafe64HC.Dirty.cs
Component: LZ4
Copyright: 2011-2012, Yann Collet.
           2013, Milosz Krajewski
License: BSD-2-Clause

Files: MonoGame/MonoGame.Framework.Content.Pipeline/Graphics/Font/GrowRule.cs
       MonoGame/MonoGame.Framework.Content.Pipeline/Graphics/Font/MaxRectsBin.cs
       MonoGame/MonoGame.Framework.Content.Pipeline/Graphics/Font/MaxRectsHeuristic.cs
Component: MaxRectsBinPack
Copyright: Jukka Jylänki
           Sven Magnus
License: LicenseRef-Public-Domain
Comment: Adapted from public domain MaxRectsBinPack.cpp source by Jukka Jylänki,
         ported to C# by Sven Magnus.

Files: MonoGame/MonoGame.Framework/Content/LzxDecoder.cs
Component: LZX decoder
Copyright: 2003-2004 Stuart Caie
           2011 Ali Scissons
License: LGPL-2.1-only OR MS-PL
Comment: Derived from libmspack lzxd.c and adapted for XNB decompression.

Files: MonoGame/MonoGame.Framework/Platform/Media/OggStream.NVorbis.cs
Component: OggStream
Copyright: Renaud Bedard
License: LicenseRef-Public-Domain
Comment: Originated from public domain Ogg streaming code by Renaud Bedard and
         references NVorbis.

Files: MonoGame/MonoGame.Framework/Random.cs
Component: PCG random number generator
Copyright: 2014 Melissa O'Neill <oneill@pcg-random.org>
License: Apache-2.0
Comment: Derived from the minimal C implementation of PCG. The upstream 
         pcg-c-basic implementation is licensed under Apache-2.0.

Files: MonoGame/MonoGame.Framework/MonoGame.Framework.DesktopGL.csproj
Component: MonoGame.Library.SDL package
Copyright: 1997-2026 Sam Lantinga <slouken@libsdl.org>
License: Zlib
Comment: MonoGame.Framework.DesktopGL references MonoGame.Library.SDL, which
         contains SDL native binaries built for use with MonoGame.

Files: MonoGame/MonoGame.Framework/Platform/OpenAL.targets
Component: MonoGame.Library.OpenAL package
Copyright: 1999-2025 OpenAL Soft authors
License: LGPL-2.1-or-later
Comment: MonoGame platform projects reference MonoGame.Library.OpenAL, which
         contains OpenAL Soft native binaries built for use with MonoGame.

Files: MonoGame/MonoGame.Framework.Content.Pipeline/MonoGame.Framework.Content.Pipeline.csproj
       MonoGame/external/MonoGame.Templates/CSharp/content/*/*.Content/*.Content.csproj
Component: MonoGame.Library.FreeType package
Copyright: 1996-2025 David Turner, Robert Wilhelm, and Werner Lemberg
License: FTL
Comment: MonoGame content pipeline projects and templates reference
         MonoGame.Library.FreeType, which contains FreeType native binaries
         built for use with MonoGame.

Files: MonoGame/MonoGame.Framework.Content.Pipeline/MonoGame.Framework.Content.Pipeline.csproj
       MonoGame/Tools/MonoGame.Effect.Compiler/MonoGame.Effect.Compiler.csproj
       MonoGame/external/MonoGame.Templates/CSharp/content/*/*.Content/*.Content.csproj
Component: MonoGame.Library.MojoShader package
Copyright: 2008-2025 Ryan C. Gordon <icculus@icculus.org>
License: Zlib
Comment: MonoGame tooling and templates reference MonoGame.Library.MojoShader
         which contains MojoShader native binaries built for use with MonoGame.

Files: MonoGame/MonoGame.Framework.Content.Pipeline/MonoGame.Framework.Content.Pipeline.csproj
Component: AssimpNetter package
Copyright: 2012-2020 AssimpNet - Nicholas Woodfield
           2024-2026 AssimpNetter - Stefan Koch
License: MIT
Comment: Package dependency used by the content pipeline.  The AssimpNetter
         package includes additional third-party notices for bundled
         dependencies.

Files: MonoGame/MonoGame.Framework.Content.Pipeline/MonoGame.Framework.Content.Pipeline.csproj
Component: BCnEncoder.Net package
Copyright: 2020 Nomi Lakkala
License: MIT OR Unlicense
Comment: Package dependency used by the content pipeline.

Files: MonoGame/MonoGame.Framework.Content.Pipeline/MonoGame.Framework.Content.Pipeline.csproj
Component: LibKTX package
License: Unlicense
Comment: Package dependency used by the content pipeline.
         .
         The LibKTX package is distributed from the libktxsharp project, which
         is released under the Unlicense. Any dependencies of the package remain
         subject to their own respective notices and licenses.

Files: MonoGame/MonoGame.Framework.Content.Pipeline/MonoGame.Framework.Content.Pipeline.csproj
       MonoGame/Tools/MonoGame.Content.Builder.Editor/MonoGame.Content.Builder.Editor.Linux.csproj
       MonoGame/Tools/MonoGame.Content.Builder.Editor/MonoGame.Content.Builder.Editor.Mac.csproj
       MonoGame/Tools/MonoGame.Content.Builder.Editor/MonoGame.Content.Builder.Editor.Windows.csproj
Component: System.CommandLine package
Copyright: Microsoft Corporation
License: MIT
Comment: Package dependency used by the content pipeline and tools.

Files: MonoGame/MonoGame.Framework.Content.Pipeline/MonoGame.Framework.Content.Pipeline.csproj
       MonoGame/Tools/MonoGame.Content.Builder.Editor/MonoGame.Content.Builder.Editor.Linux.csproj
       MonoGame/Tools/MonoGame.Content.Builder.Editor/MonoGame.Content.Builder.Editor.Mac.csproj
       MonoGame/Tools/MonoGame.Content.Builder.Editor/MonoGame.Content.Builder.Editor.Windows.csproj
Component: YamlDotNet package
Copyright: Antoine Aubry and contributors
License: MIT
Comment: Package dependency used by the content pipeline and MGCB Editor.

Files: MonoGame/MonoGame.Framework/Platform/OpenAL.targets
Component: NVorbis package
Copyright: 2020 Andrew Ward
License: MIT
Comment: Package dependency used for Ogg Vorbis decoding support.

Files: MonoGame/MonoGame.Framework/MonoGame.Framework.WindowsDX.csproj
       MonoGame/MonoGame.Framework/Platform/XAudio.targets
       MonoGame/MonoGame.Framework.Content.Pipeline/MonoGame.Framework.Content.Pipeline.csproj
       MonoGame/Tools/MonoGame.Effect.Compiler/MonoGame.Effect.Compiler.csproj
Component: SharpDX packages
Copyright: 2010-2014 SharpDX - Alexandre Mutel
License: MIT
Comment: Includes SharpDX, SharpDX.Direct2D1, SharpDX.Direct3D11, SharpDX.DXGI,
         SharpDX.XInput, SharpDX.XAudio2, SharpDX.MediaFoundation, and
         SharpDX.D3DCompiler package references used by MonoGame WindowsDX,
         XAudio, content pipeline, and effect compiler projects.

Files: MonoGame/Tools/MonoGame.Content.Builder.Editor/MonoGame.Content.Builder.Editor.Linux.csproj
       MonoGame/Tools/MonoGame.Content.Builder.Editor/MonoGame.Content.Builder.Editor.Mac.csproj
       MonoGame/Tools/MonoGame.Content.Builder.Editor/MonoGame.Content.Builder.Editor.Windows.csproj
Component: Eto packages
Copyright: 2011-2022 Curtis Wensley
           2012-2013 Vivek Jhaveri
License: BSD-3-Clause
Comment: Includes Eto.Forms, Eto.Platform.Gtk, Eto.Platform.macOS, and 
         Eto.Platform.Wpf package references used by the MGCB Editor.

Files: MonoGame/Tools/MonoGame.Content.Builder.Editor/MonoGame.Content.Builder.Editor.Linux.csproj
Component: GtkSharp package
License: LGPL-2.1-only
Comment: Package dependency used by the Linux MGCB Editor.

Files: MonoGame/Templates/MonoGame.Templates.VSExtension/MonoGame.Templates.VSExtension.csproj
Component: MessagePack package
Copyright: 2017 Yoshifumi Kawai and contributors
License: MIT
Comment: Package dependency used by the Visual Studio template extension. The
         MessagePack package includes additional third-party notices for bundled
         dependencies.

Files: MonoGame/Templates/MonoGame.Templates.VSExtension/MonoGame.Templates.VSExtension.csproj
Component: System.Text.Json package
Copyright: Microsoft Corporation
License: MIT
Comment: Package dependency used by the Visual Studio template extension.

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