/*
    ChibiOS/RT - Copyright (C) 2006,2007,2008,2009,2010 Giovanni Di Sirio.

    This file is part of ChibiOS/RT.

    ChibiOS/RT is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
    it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
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    but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
    MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
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*/

/**
 * @page credits Credits
 * @brief Contributors
 *
 * I want to thank to all the people that directly or indirectly contributed
 * to the project, I beg pardon if someone is missing:
 * - <b>Adamo Reggiani</b>, working on the Fujitsu port.
 * - <b>Brian Weaver</b>, STM8 port, STM8 and STM32 testing and improvements.
 * - <b>Egon Carusi</b>, STM32 port improvements, testing and bug fixes.
 * - <b>Enrico Cavazza</b>, working on the Fujitsu port and a GUI subsystem.
 * - <b>Eric Weddington</b>, because his work on WinAVR and helping me sorting
 *   out issues with the ChibiOS/RT license.
 * - <b>Isidoro Orabona</b>, co-developer of the ChibiOS/RT grandfather back
 *   in 1988, it is a long long story involving a 6502 and a Z80...
 * - <b>Jacek</b>, Ride7 demo for STM32 Primer.
 * - <b>Leon Woestenberg</b>, CondVars idea and implementation, documentation
 *   improvements and a lot of other ideas, he also helped with the lwIP port
 *   (he is one of the developers of that project too).
 * - <b>Leszek Bednarz</b>, H8S and ColdFire ports and drivers.
 * - <b>Liam Staskawicz</b>, Posix simulator, AT91SAM7x and STM32 related
 *   contributions, many bug fixes and excellent suggestions.
 * - <b>Michael Fischer</b>, because the work on YAGARTO and the excellent
 *   feedback.
 * - <b>Riccardo Scanu</b>, another long story, this time involving reverse
 *   engineering and giant robots...
 * - <b>Vladimir</b>, first tested and fixed the AVR port, I don't know the
 *   surname but he has been the first contributor.
 * - <b>Walter Goossens</b>, fixes to the LPC21xx support.
 * .
 */