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…ntained "Copyright" notice.
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Testing was done on Gaea. As usual, only test 26 failed. |
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…ing header mentioning NCTools when there was already one metioning FMS.
… terms of the GNU General Public License" which appeared under some Copyright statements.
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This PR adds uniform licencing headers to all code (Fortran, c, sh and csh shell scripts) Makefile.am and config.site files.
The header texts is the same, but there are three different comment symbols used (! and !# for Fortran, /* for C code, and # for scripts and text files).
Prior copyright and licencing statements were left in place, but the mention of the file "COPYING" was removed, and
the new licencing header was placed above the original statements. The File COPYING was also removed from all directories. We have only one LICENSE.md file in its place.
Update 2/5/2020:
The new licencing statement was not placed above original licencing statements that claimed the file is part of FMS.