[Qt-interest] Question about the license of Qt-Creator

[Kari Laine]

Hi,

I am considering writing a development environment for the PIC BV513
from Byvac. My idea is to take parts of the Qt-Creator and add my
own stuff.

How can I do this without breaking the license?

For example I need to change the name of the program - this is probably ok.

But then I will have codebase that is heavily loaned from Qt-creator and
modified that is. And then there are my own code. How on earth I can
attribute the bit and pieces to whom they belong?

Would be ok to have a standard header on each file saying someting in line
"Copyright Nokia - heavily modified by me" ?

Any ideas?

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