Correct the license to that of upstream compiler-rt #98
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As this is a derivative work we must maintain the same license terms.
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👍 I meant to bring this up earlier. I agree to relicense my contributions under the MIT+NCSA license with no other restrictions or conditions. |
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I agree to relicense my contributions under the MIT+NCSA license with no other restrictions or conditions. |
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I agree to relicense my contributions under the MIT+NCSA license with no other restrictions or conditions. |
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@alexcrichton also needs to sign off |
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I agree to relicense my contributions under the MIT+NCSA license with no other restrictions or conditions. |
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Thank you all! |
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As this is a derivative work we must maintain the same license terms.
This changes the license to NCSA or MIT instead of Apache 2 or MIT. Since @japaric, @mattico, and @Amanieu have not contributed their work under NCSA they need to sign off on this PR before merging.
Alternately we can simply drop Apache 2 and continue with solely MIT, but that restricts any contributions back upstream, which are unlikely, but could theoretically happen. Better to be compatible if we can.