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#214 | Fixed | Modifications to include files | ||
Description |
Attached are copies of globaldefs.h, riverplume1.h and riverplume2.h with a few modifications: globaldefs.h: Code to set the ASSUMED_SHAPE switch has been changed from this #define ASSUMED_SHAPE #if defined G95 && defined I686 # undef ASSUMED_SHAPE #elif defined UNICOS_SN # undef ASSUMED_SHAPE #endif to this #if !((defined G95 && defined I686) || defined UNICOS_SN) # define ASSUMED_SHAPE #endif The disadvantage with the former is that the "#undef" directives make it impossible to set ASSUMED_SHAPE via the MY_CPPFLAGS variable. Also the code to set the xxxx_FSOBC macros has been changed, eg this #if (defined WEST_FSRADIATION && defined WEST_FSNUDGING) || \ defined WEST_M2FLATHER || defined WEST_FSCLAMPED || \ defined WEST_M2REDUCED # define WEST_FSOBC #endif has been changed to #if (defined WEST_FSRADIATION && defined WEST_FSNUDGING) || \ defined WEST_M2FLATHER || defined WEST_FSCLAMPED # define WEST_FSOBC #endif The use of xxxx_M2REDUCED does not by itself mean that boundary surface-height data is required. For example it is possible to use xxxx_M2REDUCED with xxxx_FSCHAPMAN, in which case there is no need for xxxx_FSOBC. riverplume1.h: Removed a lot of obsolete #if defined RIVERPLUME1 #elif defined RIVERPLUME2 #endif stuff. riverplume2.h: Removed a couple of unnecessary #undef statements |
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#218 | Fixed | tiny restart bug | ||
Description |
Can't read ssflux from history file on restart. Patch included (if I can). |
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#229 | Fixed | SSW_ZORIP discrepancy | ||
Description |
It appears that cpp option SSW_ZORIP is written with the letter O within ssw_bbl.h, but written with the number 0 (zero) in cppdefs.h. When I define SSW_Z0RIP (with zero), it appears in the listed options in the output file, but doesn't actually use the requested code. When I define SSW_ZORIP (with the letter O), it doesn't appear in the listed options, but does use the requested code. Is the fix as simple as changing the zero in cppdefs.h? |