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I am in the process of taging the current stable version of ROMS sometime next week before the holidays break.

I removed all the trailing while spaces and few existing tabs using the command below from the top of the source code repository, the directory that contains the makefile and ROMS subdirectory:

      ./ROMS/Bin/ws_remove.sh --all --log

Since at lot of files were changed, I also used the opportunity to update the ROMS/TOMS Copyright header for the entire repository. It is that time of the year:

      ./ROMS/Bin/copyright.sh -verbose

Notice that I did this after changing the numeric values in these scrips (copyright.sh, copyright.bash) to 2002-2010.

WARNING: All the files in the repository were changed with these update. However, the changes are minimal.

The local load switch needs to be set to .FALSE. in each one of the metadata variables that requires override in include files sediment_mod.h and ecosim_var.h.

The logic is somewhat different for the metadata processed by the include files to that coded directly in mod_ncparam.h. Notice that the counter varid needs to be advanced by one at the end of the special CASE constructs, since the load switch is false. Some trickery here to allow functionality via the include files.

I missed this one. Many thanks to Xiang-Ming Zeng for ​reporting this problem.

For consistency and clarity with other 4D-Var observation senstivity algorithms, the C-preprocessing option OBS_SENSITIVITY was renamed to IS4DVAR_SENSITIVITY. The driver for this option was also renamed from obs_sen_ocean.h to obs_sen_is4dvar.h. Very small changes were made to several files to account for the new CPP flag.

I also made few changes to routine netcdf_var_check in module mod_netcdf.F to check more carefully the 4D-Var parameters. Only the ones needed are checked. Many thanks to Andy Moore for reporting this potential problem.

Corrected a bug in the balance operator when integrating the hydrostatic equation. We need a 1/rho0 factor instead of g/rho0 here. Many thanks to Andy Moore for bringing this to my attention.