Relicense fully under Apache-2.0 WITH LLVM-exception #7
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This was excluded by mistake in bytecodealliance#1; without a configuration, cargo-deny runs with a default one, and rejects a lot of things (largely due to open-source-but-not-allowlisted licenses). This `deny.toml` comes from the regalloc.rs repo. It results in one warning currently that will be resolved once bytecodealliance#7 is.
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Currently, regalloc2 contains some MPL code. This code was a result of an initial translation effort that started from IonMonkey's register allocator; IonMonkey (as part of SpiderMonkey and thus the Firefox codebase) is licensed under the MPL. This is a perfectly fine open-source license, but ideally, we would like to relicense this code to fall under
Apache-2.0 WITH LLVM-exception, in alignment with other BA codebases, if all of the relevant parties agree and are happy with this.cc @tschneidereit, who has been in contact with various folks about this and is working hard to obtain the appropriate signoffs (thanks!).
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