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    <p>Several documents are currently available:
      <ul>

        <li>The <a href="r2_manual/latest/">
            most recent </a> online documentation <br /><br /></li>

        <li>The
           <a href="sealion/"> Release-1
            </a> online documentation (stable) <br /><br /></li>

        <li> Our 
            <a href="r2_manual/latest/code_reference/callTree.html" >on-line
            code browser</a> provides a view of the various
            subroutines, functions and variables, 
            showing how they are called and used.<br /><br /></li>
        
        <li>An MITgcm "Developer's HOWTO" manual is available in multiple formats:
          <ul>
            <li><a href="./devel_HOWTO/devel_HOWTO_onepage/"> Single-page
                </a> or 
            <a href="./devel_HOWTO/devel_HOWTO_multipage/"> Multi-page
                </a> (html) </li>
            <li><a href="./devel_HOWTO/devel_HOWTO.pdf"> PDF file </a> or
            <a href="./devel_HOWTO/devel_HOWTO.ps"> PostScript file
                </a></li>
          </ul>
        <br /></li>
        
        <li>New: Documentation is getting reformatted into sphinx/rst format and hosted at
          <a href="https://mitgcm-example.readthedocs.io/en/latest/"> readthedocs</a>.
          Note that the conversion from the old manual is currently under way 
          so that this new document is not yet complete.
          Both the new documentation source files and the associated 
          -- but currently frozen -- MITgcm code
          are available from a single
          <a href="https://github.com/altMITgcm/MITgcm"> prototype repository</a>
          on GitHub. This repository is used to explore a transition from CVS to Git
          which is planned to happen soon.
        <br /><br /></li>

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       <p>Papers charting the development of MITgcm <a
             href="http://mitgcm.org/publications/">can be found here.
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25	jmc	1.9	<p>Several documents are currently available:
26	edhill	1.1	<ul>
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28	jmc	1.10	<li>The <a href="r2_manual/latest/">
29	jmc	1.12	most recent </a> online documentation <br /><br /></li>
30	edhill	1.1
31	jmc	1.12	<li>The
32			<a href="sealion/"> Release-1
33			</a> online documentation (stable) <br /><br /></li>
34	jmc	1.9
35			<li> Our
36	jmc	1.10	<a href="r2_manual/latest/code_reference/callTree.html" >on-line
37	jmc	1.9	code browser</a> provides a view of the various
38			subroutines, functions and variables,
39			showing how they are called and used.<br /><br /></li>
40
41			<li>An MITgcm "Developer's HOWTO" manual is available in multiple formats:
42	edhill	1.2	<ul>
43			<li><a href="./devel_HOWTO/devel_HOWTO_onepage/"> Single-page
44	jmc	1.9	</a> or
45			<a href="./devel_HOWTO/devel_HOWTO_multipage/"> Multi-page
46			</a> (html) </li>
47			<li><a href="./devel_HOWTO/devel_HOWTO.pdf"> PDF file </a> or
48	jmc	1.10	<a href="./devel_HOWTO/devel_HOWTO.ps"> PostScript file
49	edhill	1.2	</a></li>
50			</ul>
51	jmc	1.14	<br /></li>
52	edhill	1.4
53	jmc	1.14	<li>New: Documentation is getting reformatted into sphinx/rst format and hosted at
54			<a href="https://mitgcm-example.readthedocs.io/en/latest/"> readthedocs</a>.
55			Note that the conversion from the old manual is currently under way
56			so that this new document is not yet complete.
57			Both the new documentation source files and the associated
58			-- but currently frozen -- MITgcm code
59			are available from a single
60			<a href="https://github.com/altMITgcm/MITgcm"> prototype repository</a>
61			on GitHub. This repository is used to explore a transition from CVS to Git
62			which is planned to happen soon.
63			<br /><br /></li>
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66			</p>
67	jmc	1.11
68			<p>Papers charting the development of MITgcm <a
69	jmc	1.13	href="http://mitgcm.org/publications/">can be found here.
70	jmc	1.11	</a>
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