Changes between Version 521 and Version 522 of doc/app/errmsg


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May 23, 2018 12:15:38 PM (7 years ago)
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Giersch
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    264264||[=#PA0221 PA0221]   ||number of PEs of the prescribed topology (...) does not match the number of PEs available to the job (...)   ||In case that the number of PEs along the x- and y-direction of the virtual processor grid is set via [../d3par#npex npex] and [../d3par#npey npey], the product npey*npex has to match exactly the total number of processors which is assigned by the '''palmrun'''-option -X. ||
    265265||[=#PA0222 PA0222]   ||if the processor topology is prescribed by the user, both values of "npex" and "npey" must be given in the NAMELIST-parameter file   || In case that only one number of processors along x- or y- direction [../d3par#npex npex] or [../d3par#npey npey] is set in the [../d3par#pgrid &runtime_parameters-Namelist], the remaining, so far not assigned, number of processors has to be set, too.   ||
    266 ||[=#PA0223 PA0223]   ||errors in \$nestpar   ||An unvalid variable name or value has been given in the nestpar-NAMELIST. Carefully check your nestpar-NAMELIST and compare with the parameters given and explained in the [wiki:doc/app/nestpar Nesting]-section of the model steering parameters.  ||
     266||[=#PA0223 PA0223]   ||errors in \$nesting_parameters   ||An unvalid variable name or value has been given in the nestpar-NAMELIST. Carefully check your nestpar-NAMELIST and compare with the parameters given and explained in the [wiki:doc/app/nestpar Nesting]-section of the model steering parameters.  ||
    267267||[=#PA0224 PA0224]   ||   || message number is unused. ||
    268268||[=#PA0225 PA0225]   ||x-direction: gridpoint number (...) is not an integral divisor of the number of processors (...)   || The division of the number of grid points along the x-direction given by [../inipar#nx nx]+1 by the number of processors along the x-direction has a rest and is therefore not an integral divisor of the number of processors. To solve this problem you must ensure that the aforementioned division is without rest for example by setting the number of PEs in y-direction manually (see [../d3par#npex npex]) or by changing [../inipar#nx nx]. It might also be the case that you did not think about that [../inipar#nx nx]+1 is the total number of gridpoints along the x-direction instead of [../inipar#nx nx]. ||