Hi, all,
I just tried ROMS3 and compiled the codes successfully with Upwelling case and a realistic case. But there is an error during executing the latter. The message is :
0: Subscript out of range for array scalars%sc_w (set_scoord.f90: 49)
subscript=0, lower bound=0, upper bound=-1, dimension=1
my set-up is
5.0000E+00 theta_s S-coordinate surface control parameter.
4.0000E-01 theta_b S-coordinate bottom control parameter.
4.000 Tcline S-coordinate surface/bottom layer width (m) used
in vertical coordinate stretching.
While in ROMS2.2, there is no such error.
Do you have any clue?
Thanks in advance!
zhou
array scalars%sc_w is out of range?
hi,Kate,
Thanks for your reply.
My grid dimension is as following( need only to input into External/byesea.h in Roms3 ?):
Lm == 167 ! Number of I-direction INTERIOR RHO-points
Mm == 243 ! Number of J-direction INTERIOR RHO-points
N == 30 ! Number of vertical levels
while in ROMS2, they were written in Modules/mod_param.F, right?
hmin = 8
hmax= 2500
zhou
Thanks for your reply.
My grid dimension is as following( need only to input into External/byesea.h in Roms3 ?):
Lm == 167 ! Number of I-direction INTERIOR RHO-points
Mm == 243 ! Number of J-direction INTERIOR RHO-points
N == 30 ! Number of vertical levels
while in ROMS2, they were written in Modules/mod_param.F, right?
hmin = 8
hmax= 2500
zhou
I have PGI 7.0.2 and see this with my most complex domain. Upwelling runs fine, as do all three sizes of Benchmark. Sorry I haven't pushed on it further, but we've had Pathscale and Sunstudio longer and I've got other issues to solve. In the debugger, I can see the memory for scalars%sc_w where it gets allocated, then it's not there later, when trying to write to it the first time.
my pgi is 7.0.3.zhang wrote:which version of pgi are you using?
other information:
Model Input Parameters: ROMS/TOMS version 3.0
Wednesday - January 30, 2008 - 3:19:38 PM
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Bohai-YellowSea-EastChinaSea, 1/12 degree
Operating system : Linux
CPU/hardware : i686
Compiler system : pgi
Compiler command : mpif90
Compiler flags : -g -C -Mfree