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#20 arango arango Fixed Application header file
Description

Need to allow full path be to included in cppdefs.h so users can modify distributed test cases by copying header files to the directory specified in makefile macro MY_HEADER_DIR.

#21 arango arango Fixed Corrected few bugs
Description

Corrected a small bug in gls_corstep.F the computation of surface turbulent kinetic energy flux. Also corrected use of get_idata instead of "get_once" in initial.F, ad_initial.F, tl_initial.F, and rp_initial.F.

Added documentation in the makefile for the user to specify the full path in macro MY_HEADER_DIR. This is done to allow compiling scripts and modification of provided test header files in other directories.

#22 arango m.hadfield Fixed Allow non-standard location for Perl interpreter throughout
Description

The sfmakedepend script file starts with:

#!/usr/bin/perl -w

This fails on one of my systems, where perl is not installed in /usr/bin. One solution is to use the form in cpp_clean, ie:

#!/usr/bin/env perl

(This was adopted some time ago at my suggestion, I think.)

There is a minor problem with this: it prevents the use of switches like "-w", owing to limitations in the Unix interpreter. There are various ways of working around this, but they are all far too complicated for me to understand:

http://perldoc.perl.org/perlrun.html

However I don't think the "-w" switch (enable warnings) is needed in production code like this. Sfmakedepend works fine without it.

So, my suggestion is that "#!/usr/bin/perl" be replaced with "#!/usr/bin/env perl" in all scripts and that any command-line options be omitted. The only files I can find affected by this are:

ROMS/Bin/sfmakedepend ROMS/Bin/substitute

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