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LICENSE.txt

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Copyright (C) 2009-2014
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Geoffrey Biggs and contributors
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RT-Synthesis Research Group
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Intelligent Systems Research Institute,
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National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST),
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Japan
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All rights reserved.
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MANIFEST.in

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include LICENSE.txt
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include README.txt
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include rtact
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include rtact.bat
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include rtcat
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include rtcat.bat
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include rtcheck
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include rtcheck.bat
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include rtcomp
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include rtcomp.bat
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include rtcon
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include rtcon.bat
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include rtconf
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include rtconf.bat
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include rtcryo
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include rtcryo.bat
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include rtcwd.bat
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include rtdeact
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include rtdeact.bat
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include rtdel
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include rtdel.bat
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include rtdis
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include rtdis.bat
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include rtexit
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include rtexit.bat
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include rtfind
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include rtfind.bat
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include rtinject
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include rtinject.bat
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include rtlog
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include rtlog.bat
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include rtls
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include rtls.bat
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include rtmgr
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include rtmgr.bat
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include rtprint
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include rtprint.bat
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include rtpwd
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include rtpwd.bat
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include rtreset
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include rtreset.bat
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include rtresurrect
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include rtresurrect.bat
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include rtstart
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include rtstart.bat
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include rtstop
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include rtstop.bat
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include rtteardown
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include rtteardown.bat
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include bash_completion
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include shell_support

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