Fixing a runtime error for GNU compiler on Cheyenne #8
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…iginal code is standard Fortran and works on macOS with gcc-8.3.0 and gcc-9.1.0, it leads to a model crash on Cheyenne with gcc-8.3.0; revert to the failsafe version that has worked ever since
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This was a red herring, I am closing this PR. The proposed change doesn't fix the problem, it rather seems to be related to the ESMF library used on Cheyenne/GNU (8.0.0bs40). |
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This PR fixes an issue with a code change introduced in #7 (src/module_MEDIATOR.F90).
While the original code changes in #7
are valid and standard Fortran and work on macOS with gcc-8.3.0 and gcc-9.1.0, they lead to a model crash on Cheyenne with gcc-8.3.0:
The solution is to revert to the failsafe version that we have used successfully in the past for both Intel and GNU.
I tested those changes to work for both Intel and GNU on Cheyenne and I would advocate for merging them as soon as we can (possibly before kicking off the final round of tests for https://vlab.ncep.noaa.gov/code-review/#/c/19568).