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9  Documentation of MITgcm takes several forms.  <font size=+1>Documentation of MITgcm takes several forms:</font>
10  <ul>&nbsp;  <ul>
11  <br>It can be viewed by:  <li>
12  <br>&nbsp;  <font size=+1>a <a href="manual/node3.html">manual</a></font></li>
13  <li>  
14  browsing an html version of the MITgcm 'manual' online - see left top</li>  <li>
15    <font size=+1>a hyper-linked <a href="../code_reference/index.html" target="mainFrame">browsable
16  <li>  code</a></font></li>
17  browsing the code itself</li>  
18    <li>
19  <li>  <font size=+1>in-source documentation (<a href="#prologues">subroutine
20  downloading and printing the prologues (the subroutine descriptions)</li>  descriptions</a>)</font></li>
21    </ul>
22  <li>  
23  downloading and printing out the manual - see left bottom</li>  <center>
24  </ul>  <h2>
25    The manual</h2></center>
26  </body>  The manual, documenting the formulation, descretization and implementation,
27  </html>  can be accessed by following the links on the left. These take you to the
28    main sections of the document:
29    <ol>
30    <li>
31    <b><font size=+1><a href="manual/overview.html">Overview of MITgcm</a></font></b></li>
32    
33    <br>Discusses the
34    <a href="manual/continuous.html">
35    continuous formulation
36    </a>
37    of the model and illustrates some
38    <a href="manual/illustrations.html">applications</a>
39    <li>
40    <b><font size=+1><a href="manual/discrete.html">Discretization and Algorithm</a></font></b></li>
41    
42    <br>describes the integration algorithm for the various formulations and
43    gives the spatial discretization of the model equations
44    <li>
45    <b><font size=+1><a href="manual/getting.html">Getting started and using
46    the MITgcm</a></font></b></li>
47    
48    <br>describes how to <a href=../online_documents/manual/obtaining.html>
49    download</a>,
50    <a href=../online_documents/manual/compiling.html>compile</a>,
51    <a href=../online_documents/manual/running.html>run</a> and
52    <a href=../online_documents/manual/doing.html>modify</a> the model.
53    <li>
54    <b><font size=+1><a href="manual/sarch.html">Software Architecture</a></font></b></li>
55    
56    <br><font >describes the software <a href=../online_documents/manual/wrapper.html>infrastructure</a> used for deploying the model
57    efficiently on a wide range of parallel and uniprocessor machines.
58    <a href=../online_documents/manual/using_wrapper.html>Running on parallel
59    systems</a> is discussed here.
60    </font>
61    <li>
62    <b><font size=+1><a href="manual/autodiff.html">Automatic Differentiation</a></font></b></li>
63    
64    <br>describes how to generate the adjoint and tangent linear forms of the
65    model.
66    <li>
67    <b><font size=+1><a href="manual/packages.html">Physical Parameterizations
68    and Packages</a></font></b></li>
69    
70    <br>describes the optional parameterizations and features supplied in the
71    model.
72    <li>
73    <b><font size=+1><a href="manual/diags.html">Diagnostics and other tools</a></font></b></li>
74    
75    <br>details of off-line tools used in conjuction with the model.
76    <li>
77    <b><font size=+1><a href="manual/ecco.html">Interface with ECCO</a></font></b></li>
78    
79    <br>describes the interface to the
80    <A href=http://www.ecco-group.org target=idontexist>ECCO</a> environment
81    (a custom suite of
82    optimization software tailored to large-scale ocean
83    state-estimation). </ol>
84    or jump to the full <a href="manual/contents.html">table of contents</a>.The
85    manual is also downloadable in <a href="manual.ps.gz">PostScript</a> and
86    <a href="manual.pdf">PDF</a>.
87    <br>&nbsp;
88    <center>
89    <h2>
90    <font size=+1>The hyper-linked <a href="../code_reference/index.html" target="mainFrame">browsable
91    code</a></font></h2></center>
92    This allows you to peruse the source code by following hyper-links for
93    variables, subroutines and functions. It allows you to find instances of
94    variables, find where subroutines and functions are called from and see
95    the actual fortran.
96    <center>
97    <h2>
98    <a NAME="prologues"></a>In-source documentation</h2></center>
99    This takes the form of comments in the source code and has been formatted
100    to render subroutine descriptions (written as prologues at the top of each
101    routine). It is downloadable as:
102    <ul>
103    <li>
104    <a href="prologues.ps.gz">PostScript</a></li>
105    
106    <li>
107    <a href="prologues.pdf">PDF</a></li>
108    </ul>
109    
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