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I have included OpenCV libraries in the enterprise software written in c++. I know that OpenCV is a BSD 3-Clause license, which means most of its libraries are free to use, modified, and redistribute. And all the libraries I used in the enterprise software are free (did not useSIFT or SURF). What are the actual texts and files I should include in my project in order to meet the license compliance rulse? Do I have to include OpenCV license in my project? Do I need to include a licence notice in all the header/cpp files or only the header files that include opencv2.hpp? Thanks in advance for the clarification!