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7 Commits (ff2f561c51193e79939d007188b2d3a28be22438)

Author	SHA1	Message	Date
Bill Ladwig	497aeb508e	Updated documentation ... Added sections for performance, what's new, FAQ, the citation. Fixed some typos.	8 years ago
Bill Ladwig	da2a2f8c07	Modified conf.py to use default theme for rtd	9 years ago
Bill Ladwig	cea1b98ddd	Renamed the geobounds function since it was confusing the autosummary tool with Sphinx. Updated documentation.	9 years ago
Bill Ladwig	eec730c8ab	Fix documentation typos. Updated API outlines. Fixed an issue with a computation routine name conflict.	9 years ago
Bill Ladwig	49092f6ac1	Added docstrings to all functions. Modified some argument names for better consistency. Added unit support to raw computational algorithms. Modified setup.py to work with readthedocs. Modifyied conf.py to use mocks for readthedocs. Modified gitignore to ignore the generated documentation folder.	9 years ago
Bill Ladwig	62216c5d04	Updated notebooks. Conda recipe changed to use latest libgcc since continuum broke the 4.8.5 build by excluding libgfortran in build 2	9 years ago
Bill Ladwig	68b9f1a6eb	Completed the backporting of fortran 90 code to NCL. All routines should now pass numpy views directly to fortran to be filled rather than copying. Multi-product output now moves the product type to the left index. Raw computational routines have a public API (not tested yet however). Lots of clean-up done, and lots remaining.	9 years ago