- Fixed some more compilation issues

- Added some more information to the licensing section of README.md

README.md

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 ### Licensing
 
-The following statement is not legal advice, nor is it legally binding, and nor does it change the terms of the license.
+The following content of this section is not legal advice, nor is it legally binding, and nor does it change the terms of the license.
 
 fennec is licensed under GPLv3. The primary reason for the choice of license is to dissuade corporations from modifying  
 fennec and using it in a commercial manner. This of course does not bar them from using fennec commercially, however  
@@ -210,10 +210,42 @@ it will prevent them from being able to make the derivative work proprietary. Yo
 fennec however you wish according to the terms of the license, which does not bar you from commercializing software  
 based on fennec. 
 
+If you wish to protect your game files, assets and generated content do not constitute a covered work and may be  
+copyrighted under a non-compliant license. Think of it in terms of using Blender to create a mesh for a game, then  
+licensing that mesh under another license.
+
+Any code that is linked against fennec or uses any part is by definition a covered work must be licensed under GPLv3.
+
+As long as you use the official editor, it will properly include licenses in project content when provided a license  
+and the name of the license holder. Archive packs will include the license holders non-GPLv3 license in them and any  
+linked code will be covered by GPLv3 under the name of the license holder. Be aware that the parts of your project  
+licensed under GPLv3 must be available upon request.
+
+A release project will consist of an executable, a shared library for your code, an archive pak, and streamable assets.  
+The executable and shared library are protected under the GPLv3 license, while the archive pak and streamable assets are  
+protected under your license.
+
+I will at no point provide official cross-compilation toolchains for fennec, if you wish to compile your project for  
+both Windows and Linux, working on Windows with WSL is likely your best option besides dual-booting. For Android and  
+iOS, using the GCC and Clang cross-compilation toolchains, respectively, will suffice.
+
+It is to my discretion whether I enforce the terms of the license on a party.
+
+The following practices are more likely to get my attention and enforcement:
+ - Redistributing a modified version of fennec that is not licensed under GPLv3
+ - Distributing an engine that is, by definition, a derivative work of fennec that is not licensed under GPLv3
+ - Distributing an editor that runs on fennec or its derivatives that is not licensed under GPLv3
+ - Using fennec to train a Machine Learning or Artificial Intelligence algorithm that is not licensed under GPLv3
+ - Non-compliance of GPLv3 in games with the following mechanics:
+   - Gacha Mechanics
+   - Gambling with real currency
+   - Subscription-Based Sales Model
+   - NFTs or Nonfungible Tokens
+
 I encourage those who wish to commercialize derivative works crowdfund rather than use a sales model. I also ask  
 that you kindly support me as a developer, I will set up a Buy Me a Coffee link at some point.
 
-GPLv3 is bound by fair use; here is the clause,  17 U.S. Code § 107:
+GPLv3 is bound by fair use; here is the clause, 17 U.S. Code § 107:
 
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 107. Limitations on exclusive rights: Fair use
@@ -237,6 +269,22 @@ consideration of all the above factors.
 If you have any questions or concerns, please seek legal council. If you believe someone else has violated the terms  
 of this license, please contact me at [mslockbo@gmail.com](mailto:mslockbo@gmail.com).
 
+I am aware of Universities with Game Development programs such as DigiPen Institute of Technology and Full-Sail  
+University which license student work to protect them and the faculty.
+
+Champlain College does not license student projects and constitutes fair use.
+
+I have not worked with Full-Sail University before, so I am not familiar with any of their staff members, and I will  
+require legal council to consult with them which may dissuade permission to use my engine. 
+
+I hold a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science and Real-Time Interactive Simulation from DigiPen Institute of Technology,  
+so I am familiar with their copyright policy. Ask your professor about usage of my engine, and they or someone with  
+appropriate standing will reach out to me. Eventually I may reach out on my own terms to negotiate usage of fennec for  
+educative purposes at DigiPen while retaining their license on student work.
+
+If your University is not listed here, reach out to your professor for permission. Ask them to reach out to me, I am  
+willing to work with educational institutes to protect both fennec and student work in accordance to university policy.
+
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