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Mono is made up of many pieces of code, all of them open source, but
different pieces of Mono use different licensing terms.

For comments, corrections and updates, please contact mono@xamarin.com

* Dual Licensing

        Parts of Mono are dual licensed, they are available to the
        public in GPL or LGPL forms, but we also offer those pieces
        under commercial terms from Xamarin for the cases wher the GPL
        and the LGPL are not suitable.

        We have tried to pick the licenses that will maximize adoption
        of Mono, so we tend to use the MIT X11 or LGPL liceses.

        Contributions to dual-licensed module require that the author
        contributes the code under the terms of the MIT X11 code, or
        to sign an agreement that allows Novell to redistribute the
        code under other licenses.

        Contributions for other modules should be under the same license
        terms as the rest of the module, or under MIT X11 terms. 

        For the actual license links in the Mono distribution see the
        bottom of this file.

        If you need further information, please contact mono@xamarin.com

* The Modules

** mono/mono: the Mono VM

        This code is dual licensed under the LGPL or commercial licenses. 

        The LGPL ensures that Mono can be used in most scenarios, but
        gives Xamarin the flexibility to relicense the code for
        embedded systems, static linking or commercial settings where
        the LGPL can not be used.

        We consider non-LGPL use instances where you use this on an
        embedded system where the end user is not able to upgrade the
        Mono VM or Moonlight installation or distribution that is part
        of your product (Section 6 and 7), you would have to obtain a
        commercial license from Xamarin (consider software burned into
        a ROM, systems where end users would not be able to upgrade,
        an embedded console, a game console that imposes limitations
        on the distribution and access to the code, a phone platform
        that prevents end users from upgrading Moonlight).
        
        Contact mono@xamarin.com for details on obtaining the Mono
        runtime under other terms.

** mono/support: MonoPosixHelper and support code

        This code is dual licensed under the LGPL or commercial licenses, with
        the same guidelines as mono/mono code.

        The ZLib files are included under a "new BSD"-style license.

** mono/eglib: Mono's X11 glib implementation

        This is a minimal subset of glib that is to be licensed under
        the terms of the MIT X11, this means that this code can be
        used for any purposes by anyone.

** mono/metadata/sgen*: Mono's Copying Collector

        This new garbage collector is licensed under the terms of
        the MIT X11 license, in hopes that the GC could be reused
        by third party projects, follows the same spirit than the
        Boehm GC.

** mono/arch/*/XXX-codegen.h

        This are C macros that are useful when generating native
        code on various platforms.   This code is MIT X11 licensed.

** mcs/mcs, mcs/gmcs

          The C# Compilers (1.0 and 2.0)

        These compilers are dual licensed under the GPL and MIT X11
        license terms.

** tests

        Unless explicitly stated, the tests are under the MIT X11 license.

** mcs/class

        The class libraries developed by the Mono team are licensed
        under the MIT X11 terms.

        In addition to the class libraries developed by the Mono team,
        there are a number of class libraries that we bundle as part
        of the distribution that were integrated from third-parties or
        that contain code that was originally licensed under different
        terms, these are:

            ByteFX.Data: LGPL

            Npgsql: LGPL

            FirebirdSql.Data.Firebird: Firebird public license.
                See: mcs/class/FirebirdSql.Data.Firebird/license.txt

            ICSharpCode.SharpZipLib, GPL with exceptions.
                See: mcs/class/ICSharpCode.SharpZipLib/README

** mcs/class/System.Core/System/TimeZoneInfo.Android.cs

        This is a port of Apache 2.0-licensed Android code, and thus is
        licensed under the Apache 2.0 license:

            http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

             
** mcs/tools

        These are licensed under the MIT X11 license, except where the
        GPL is explicitly used. 

** mcs/jay

        This is a port of Berkeley yacc, so it is available under the BSD
        license.   See the license in the individual C files for details.

** mono/man

        Manual pages and Mono documentation are covered by the MIT X11 license. 

* samples

        The code in the "samples" directory is released under the MIT X11 license.

* The Licenses

        These are the licenses used in Mono, the files are located:

        GNU GPL: details avaliable in the file mcs/LICENSE.GPL
        GNU LGPL: details available in the file mcs/LICENSE.LGPL
        MIT X11: text available in the file mcs/MIT.X11
        MPL: text available in the file mcs/LICENSE.MPL