License Guide Chapter 1

To make the best use of your Intel i960(C) processor tools, it is important that you know your rights and responsibilities. We urge you to take a moment and read the legal documentation for the various components that make up your toolset. A clear statement of your rights and responsibilities is important to Intel, as it represents the needs of you, our customer, and those who helped develop these tools for you.

This License Guide highlights the various software modules used in the i960 processor tools and indicates the appropriate licensing information for each software component. This License Guide is intended to notify you of the license terms governing your use of these software modules. It is your responsibility to ensure that your use of these tools is consistent with the applicable license terms.

This Guideline covers the appropriate licensing terms for CTOOLS, MON960 and all runtime libraries.

Some of the CTOOLS tools were developed and/or distributed by an organization called the Free Software Foundation (FSF). Others have been created at Intel, or purchased by Intel, or collected from a variety of other sources. The FSF has provided tools in source code form, along with a copyright notice requiring that the tools be redistributed in source code form. You should read the GNU General Public License in Exhibit C for an explanation of the restrictions FSF has placed on this software.

If you have further questions concerning Intel's specific findings regarding redistribution of code contained in these products, please contact the customer support organization at Intel.

License Reference Information

The following table highlights individual tools and libraries and the various licenses that govern your use of them:

Table 1-1 Module and License Table

continued *

Table 1-1 Module and License Table (continued)

* The source to these tools is copyrighted by Intel, but the resulting executables are linked with FSF modules and are thus licensed under the terms of the GNU General Public License, Version 2, found in Exhibit C.


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