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+remind-rb and rem2ics are distributed under the GNU General Public License,
+Version 2 -- the licence of Remind, which they are built from and cannot be
+separated from.
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+Why it is GPL-2.0-only and not something more permissive:
+
+  * remind-rb vendors the complete Remind source tree (remind-v*/), compiles
+    it, and distributes the result. A precompiled gem contains Remind's
+    object code; a source gem contains Remind's source. Either way what is
+    published is a distribution of Remind.
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+  * ext/remind/shim.c is written against Remind's own headers and calls its
+    internal functions, and the shared library it is part of is one work with
+    Remind's objects.
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+  * rem2ics depends on remind-rb and runs entirely through it.
+
+So the whole of this repository is offered under the same terms Remind is,
+and the GPL's conditions -- source availability, no additional restrictions,
+same licence for derivative works -- apply to all of it.
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+Copyright:
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+  Remind                Copyright (C) 1992-2026 Dianne Skoll,
+                        except where noted in individual files.
+                        See remind-v*/COPYRIGHT.
+
+  remind-rb, rem2ics    Copyright (C) 2026 Nathan Kidd.
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+  The Ruby bindings, the shim, the converter and everything else outside
+  remind-v*/ are original work; Remind itself is redistributed unmodified.
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+# remind-rb
+
+Ruby bindings for [Remind](https://dianne.skoll.ca/projects/remind/), through
+Fiddle.
+
+```ruby
+require "remind"
+
+Remind.today = Date.new(2026, 8, 19)
+
+reminder = Remind.parse("REM Mon 13 SKIP OMIT Sat Sun MSG payday")
+reminder.summary                 # => "payday"
+reminder.occurrences.first(3)    # => Remind's own trigger dates
+reminder.weekdays                # => ["MO"]
+
+Remind.evaluate("moonphase(today())")   # => 46
+Remind.evaluate("trigger(today() + 7)") # => "26 August 2026"
+```
+
+## Why
+
+Remind's trigger language is bigger than it looks. `REM Mon 13` is not the
+second Monday of the month, it is the Monday of the week the 13th falls in.
+`REM Wed Thu 15` fires once, on whichever of those weekdays comes first on or
+after the 15th. Then there are `SKIP`, `BEFORE`, `AFTER`, `OMIT`, `SCANFROM`,
+`UNTIL`, `*n` repeats and back-counted deltas — the manual works through
+eighteen examples before it reaches the exceptions.
+
+Every program that has read reminder files with regular expressions has got
+part of it wrong. These bindings do not read it at all: `ParseRem` parses the
+trigger, `ComputeTrigger` says which dates it fires on, and `DoSubst` renders
+the message. What is on the Ruby side is a translation of names, and nothing
+about the language.
+
+## Layout
+
+| Path | What it is |
+| --- | --- |
+| `remind-v06.02.10/` | the Remind release these bindings bind, vendored unchanged |
+| `ext/remind/shim.c` | the only C in the gem: struct accessors, and the sequence in `DoRem` |
+| `lib/remind/builder.rb` | builds the sources into a shared library, with the flags `./configure` chose |
+| `lib/remind/native.rb` | the dlopen'd library: functions, globals, constants |
+| `lib/remind/runtime.rb` | the startup `InitRemind` does before it looks at argv |
+| `lib/remind/session.rb` | a live interpreter: `today =`, `evaluate` |
+| `lib/remind/reminder.rb` | one `REM` line: its fields, its message, its dates |
+| `lib/remind/source.rb` | a reminder file, with continuations joined and `INCLUDE`s followed |
+| `.github/workflows/` | `cross-compile.yml` builds the platform gems; `test.yaml` runs the suites |
+| `lib/rem2ics/`, `exe/rem2ics` | the converter — see [docs/rem2ics.md](docs/rem2ics.md) |
+| `lib/remlint/`, `exe/remlint` | RemLint, a style linter for reminder files — see [docs/remlint.md](docs/remlint.md) |
+
+Three gems share this `lib/`, the way ratalada's three share theirs:
+`remind-rb`, `rem2ics` and `remlint`, each with its own gemspec at the root and
+its own version, all developed from one bundle.
+
+## Installing
+
+```
+gem install remind-rb
+```
+
+That is an unpack, not a build. Remind is C, and compiling it means
+`./configure`, `make` and a toolchain — a packaging problem, solved once in CI
+rather than on every machine that installs the gem.
+`.github/workflows/cross-compile.yml` builds the shared library on each
+platform and packages a gem with the library already inside; RubyGems serves
+the one matching yours. The library is built without readline, so it asks the
+loader for nothing a plain system lacks.
+
+The source gem carries the vendored Remind sources and no library, for a
+platform CI does not cover: `gem install remind-rb --platform=ruby` then
+`rake compile`. `REMIND_LIBRARY` points the bindings at a library built
+anywhere else.
+
+## Working on it
+
+```
+bin/setup                  # bundle, compile, install git hooks
+rake compile               # ./configure + one -fPIC -shared compile
+bin/test                   # every suite in the repository
+rake native[x86_64-linux]  # package a precompiled gem for one platform
+```
+
+The compile reads the compiler, the flags, the feature macros and the
+libraries to link out of the `src/Makefile` that `./configure` generated, and
+adds `-fPIC -shared` and `ext/remind/shim.c`. It writes
+`lib/remind/libremind.so` — where a precompiled gem carries it, so a checkout
+and an installed gem look the same to everything above.
+
+## Versioning
+
+`6.2.10.0` is Remind `06.02.10`, packaged for the first time. The first three
+segments say which Remind is inside; the fourth is ours, bumped for changes on
+the Ruby side against that same release:
+
+```
+bin/increment-version            # 6.2.10.0 -> 6.2.10.1
+bin/increment-version 06.03.00   # track a newly vendored release -> 6.3.0.0
+```
+
+The second form refuses to name a release whose sources are not vendored, so
+the version cannot claim a Remind that is not there.
+
+## Releasing
+
+CI builds the platform gems and uploads them; publishing is deliberate:
+
+```
+bin/release-gem
+```
+
+It refuses to publish a version that is not ahead of what is on RubyGems,
+builds the source gem locally, downloads the precompiled gems from the latest
+green `cross-compile.yml` run, and pushes all of them — tolerating anything
+already published, so a half-finished release can simply be re-run.
+
+## The two things to know
+
+**Fiddle, not a C extension.** There is nothing to extend: Remind's sources
+compile into a shared library as they are, and everything worth calling is a
+plain function over ints and pointers. `ext/shim.c` exists for two things
+Fiddle cannot do — reading a 30-field struct without hard-coding byte offsets,
+and running the six-call sequence `DoRem` uses to parse a line — not because
+Fiddle needed help calling anything.
+
+**The state is process-wide.** Remind keeps "today" in a global, because a
+program that runs once and exits has no reason not to. `Remind.today =` moves
+the ground under every calculation, deliberately: a reminder that says `Mon`
+means a different date tomorrow than it does today, and pinning the date is
+what makes a conversion reproducible. Calls into the library are serialised
+behind one lock, whether they came from one `Session` or several.
+
+## Licence
+
+GPL-2.0-only — see [LICENSE](LICENSE).
+
+Not a choice so much as a consequence: this gem vendors Remind's complete
+source tree, compiles it, and ships the result, so what it publishes is a
+distribution of Remind. `ext/remind/shim.c` is written against Remind's own
+headers and links into one shared library with its objects. Remind is
+Copyright (C) 1992-2026 Dianne Skoll; the bindings around it are Copyright (C)
+2026 Nathan Kidd, under the same terms.