Changes between Version 335 and Version 336 of doc/app/errmsg

Timestamp:

Jun 7, 2017 11:57:36 AM (7 years ago)

Author:

Giersch

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doc/app/errmsg

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 ||[=#PA0079 PA0079]   ||rayleigh_damping_height = ... out of range [0.0, ...]  ||Adjust the value of [../inipar#rayleigh_damping_height rayleigh_damping_height] in your parameter file to the allowed range. This error may appear if you have reduced the domain height in your current run (e.g. by reducing the number of vertical grid points) without adjusting the height at which Rayleigh damping shall start. ||
 ||[=#PA0080 PA0080]   ||preprocessor switch for fftw is missing ||You have set [../inipar#fft_method fft_method] = '' 'fftw' '', but the fftw-code has not been activated by the corresponding cpp-preprocessor switch. Add '' {{{'-D__fftw'}}} '' to the {{{%cpp_options}}} line in the configuration file, touch file {{{fft_xy.f90}}} (e.g. by executing command {{{"touch trunk/SOURCE/fft_xy.f90"}}} and re-compile. ||
-||[=#PA0081 PA0081]   || "..." = 0.0 while using a variable timestep and parallel netCDF4 is not allowed. || When using parallel NetCDF output ([../d3par#netcdf_data_format netcdf_data_format]>4) the number of output time levels must be calculated in the beginning of the simulation (see e.g. [#PA0384]). With a variable time step it is not possible to determine how many output time levels are needed to do an output at every time step. ||
+||[=#PA0081 PA0081]   || "..." = 0.0 while using a variable timestep and parallel netCDF4 is not allowed. || When using parallel NetCDF output ([../d3par#netcdf_data_format netcdf_data_format]>4) the number of output time levels must be calculated in the beginning of the simulation (see e.g. [#PA0384]). With a variable time step it is not possible to determine how many output time levels are needed to do an output at every time step. Therefore you have to work with a fixed time step. ||
 ||[=#PA0082 PA0082]   ||number of statistic_regions = ... are not allowed ||Adjust parameter [../inipar#statistic_regions statistic_regions] in your parameter file to a value >= ''0''.  ||
 ||[=#PA0083 PA0083]   ||normalizing_region = ... must be >= 0 and <= ... (value of statistic_regions)  ||The region number given by [../d3par#normalizing_region normalizing_region] must be within the range [0, [../inipar#statistic_regions statistic_regions] ]. Adjust [../d3par#normalizing_region normalizing_region] appropriately in your parameter file. ||