Porting CICE5 to orion #18
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Stelios, Can you add the debug build options to your macros file? You should be able to use the existing hera macro as a template. |
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@DeniseWorthen the code is updated. Please review it again. |
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Porting CICE5 to orion (NOAA-EMC#18)
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Description
This PR is for porting the CICE5 to Orion and adds .gitignore file.
It is tested with the DATM-MOM6-CICE5 app, and it uses the modules summarized here (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1rBhK4tE82f70zsLPPArKgfkdHgMhFcSYg12kbpthZ3I).
To test
The results of the apps using the CICE5 have to be identical with the runs with the same setup and forcing on the other HPCs
Resolves Issue
Closes #17