EULA

Intel End User License Agreement for Developer Tools (Version October 2021)

IMPORTANT NOTICE - PLEASE READ AND AGREE BEFORE DOWNLOADING, INSTALLING, COPYING
OR USING

This Agreement is between you, or the company or other legal entity that you
represent and warrant you have the legal authority to bind, (each, "You" or
"Your") and Intel Corporation and its subsidiaries (collectively, "Intel")
regarding Your use of the Materials. By downloading, installing, copying or
using the Materials, You agree to be bound by the terms of this Agreement. If
You do not agree to the terms of this Agreement, or do not have legal authority
or required age to agree to them, do not download, install, copy or use the
Materials.

1. LICENSE DEFINITIONS.

 A. "Cloud Provider" means a third party service provider offering a cloud-based
    platform, infrastructure, application or storage services, such as Microsoft
    Azure or Amazon Web Services, which You may only utilize to host the 
    Materials subject to the restrictions set forth in Section 2.3 B.

 B. "Derivative Work" means a derivative work, as defined in 17 U.S.C. 101, of
    the Source Code.

 C. "Executable Code" means computer programming code in binary form suitable
    for machine execution by a processor without the intervening steps of
    interpretation or compilation.

 D. "Materials" mean the software, documentation, the software product serial
    number, and other collateral, including any updates, made available to You 
    by Intel under this Agreement. Materials include Redistributables, 
    Executable Code, Source Code, Sample Source Code, and Pre-Release Materials, 
    but do not include Third Party Software.

 E. "Pre-Release Materials" mean the Materials, or portions of the Materials,
    that are identified (in the product release notes, on Intel's download 
    website for the Materials or elsewhere) or labeled as pre-release, 
    prototype, alpha or beta code and, as such, are deemed to be pre-release 
    code (i) which may not be fully functional or tested and may contain bugs or 
    errors; (ii) which Intel may substantially modify in its development of a 
    production version; or (iii) for which Intel makes no assurances that it 
    will ever develop or make a production version generally available. 
    Pre-Release Materials are subject to the terms of Section 3.2.

 F. "Reciprocal Open Source Software" means any software that is subject to a
    license which requires that (i) it must be distributed in source code form;
    (ii) it must be licensed under the same open source license terms; and (iii)
    its derivative works must be licensed under the same open source license 
    terms. Examples of this type of license are the GNU General Public License 
    or the Mozilla Public License.

 G. "Redistributables" mean the files (if any) listed in the "redist.txt,"
    "redist-rt.txt" or similarly-named text files that may be included in the
    Materials. Redistributables include Sample Source Code.

 H. "Sample Source Code" means those portions of the Materials that are Source
    Code and are identified as sample code. Sample Source Code may not have been
    tested or validated by Intel and is provided purely as a programming example.

 I. "Source Code" means the software portion of the Materials provided in human
    readable format.

 J. "Third Party Software" mean the files (if any) listed in the
    "third-party-software.txt" or other similarly-named text file that may be
    included in the Materials for the applicable software. Third Party Software 
    is subject to the terms of Section 2.2.

 K. "Your Product" means one or more applications, products or projects
    developed by or for You using the Materials.