[Bug] Writing checkpoint files created empty fort.# files #2186
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…ort.# files. Code was added to return early if the same file is closed multiple times. Also, the cleanup function was removed from FAST_CreateCheckpoint_T as it is not needed.
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…_Restart in serial, improve logic in CloseRegFile
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Feature or improvement description
This PR fixes a bug in the
dev-unstable-pointersbranch where writing the checkpoint files would cause empty fort.# files to be generated in the same directory as the checkpoint files. This was caused by cleanup code being called on the registry file multiple times. Code was added to return early if the same file is closed multiple times. Also, the cleanup function was removed from FAST_CreateCheckpoint_T as it is no longer needed.Impacted areas of the software
ModReg.f90andFast_Subs.f90