In breach of EULA?

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In things like this, the licence is usually for the language, and things written with the language.. While it would sound OK to do the old 'wrapper thing', it's certainly shakey.

The example you give, is actually exposing the functionality of FMOD to a 3rd party app, which I would think is outside the licence.. Where a game using FMOD is all self contained (ie. no exposure of functionality) so OK.

I tried to get an engine licence for Cobra, but the cost was quite huge, and the licence very specific.