The license looks like a totally standard BSD 2 to me, which is as permissive as things get and essentially equivalent to MIT.
Nice work to the Intel Labs team, it's great that this has been publicly released. I hope to see the subset of the language that it can handle grow over time. Leveraging the forthcoming built in Julia threading infrastructure and embedded in-memory clang support should lead to interesting possibilities for this as an analysis and auto parallelization back end.
