package zelus

LICENSE

The Zélus compiler is Copyright by Institut National de
Recherche en Informatique et en Automatique (Inria).

The Zélus compiler is distributed under the terms of the
Inria Non-Commercial License Agreement given below.

The Inria Non-Commercial License Agreement is a non-free license that grants
you the right to use the Zélus compiler for educational,
research or evaluation purposes only, but prohibits any commercial use.

For commercial use you must arrange for a Software Usage Agreement from
Inria.

The files in lib/ that comprise the interface, run-time and standard
library are realised under the LGPL version 3.

The file compiler/location.ml is taken from Caml-light
which is copyright INRIA and distributed under the Q public licence version
1.0.

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Inria Non-Commercial License Agreement for the Zélus compiler

1. Background: Institut National de Recherche en Informatique et en
   Automatique (the "Provider") developed the Zélus 
   compiler (the "Software") and seeks to distribute the Software for
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