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 \label{componentDep}
 
-{\bf DEPRECATION NOTICE:} The mechanism described in this section for defining build dependencies between components has been deprecated! The approach discussed here is based exclusively on GNU Makefiles. It has been superseded by the functionality implemented in the \htmladdnormallink{ESMX Layer}{http://earthsystemmodeling.org/esmx/}. The ESMX approach addresses all of the issues discussed here, but represents are more holistic solution. It includes a standard CMake based option, which is the recommended approach for all new NUOPC projects.
+{\bf DEPRECATION NOTICE:} The mechanism described in this section for defining build dependencies between components has been deprecated! The approach discussed here is based exclusively on GNU Makefiles. It has been superseded by the functionality implemented in the \htmladdnormallink{ESMX Layer}{http://earthsystemmodeling.org/esmx/}. The ESMX approach addresses all of the issues discussed here, based on a more holistic solution. It includes a standard CMake based option, which is the recommended approach for all new NUOPC projects.
 
 Most of the NUOPC Layer deals with specifying the interaction between ESMF components within a running ESMF application. ESMF provides several mechanisms of how an application can be made up of individual Components. This chapter deals with reigning in the many options supported by ESMF and setting up a standard way for assembling NUOPC compliant components into a working application.