source: palm/trunk/SOURCE/local_stop.f90 @ 559

 SUBROUTINE local_stop

!------------------------------------------------------------------------------!
! Current revisions:
! -----------------
! 
!
! Former revisions:
! -----------------
! $Id: local_stop.f90 484 2010-02-05 07:36:54Z weinreis $
!
! 213 2008-11-13 10:26:18Z raasch
! Implementation of a MPI-1 coupling: replaced myid with target_id.
! The uncoupled case allows stop or mpi_abort depending on new steering
! parameter abort_mode, which is set in routine message.
!
! 147 2008-02-01 12:41:46Z raasch
! Bugfix: a stop command was missing in some cases of the parallel branch
!
! 108 2007-08-24 15:10:38Z letzel
! modifications to terminate coupled runs
!
! RCS Log replace by Id keyword, revision history cleaned up
!
! Revision 1.2  2003/03/16 09:40:28  raasch
! Two underscores (_) are placed in front of all define-strings
!
! Revision 1.1  2002/12/19 15:46:23  raasch
! Initial revision
!
!
! Description:
! ------------
! Stop program execution
!------------------------------------------------------------------------------!

    USE pegrid
    USE control_parameters


#if defined( __parallel )
    IF ( coupling_mode == 'uncoupled' )  THEN
       IF ( abort_mode == 1 )  THEN
          CALL MPI_FINALIZE( ierr )
          STOP
       ELSEIF ( abort_mode == 2 )  THEN
          CALL MPI_ABORT( comm2d, 9999, ierr )
       ENDIF
    ELSE

       SELECT CASE ( terminate_coupled_remote )

          CASE ( 0 )
             IF ( myid == 0 )  THEN
                PRINT*, '+++ local_stop:'
                PRINT*, '    local model "', TRIM( coupling_mode ), &
                     '" stops now'
             ENDIF
!
!--          Inform the remote model of the termination and its reason, provided
!--          the remote model has not already been informed of another 
!--          termination reason (terminate_coupled > 0) before.
             IF ( terminate_coupled == 0 )  THEN
                terminate_coupled = 1
                CALL MPI_SENDRECV( &
                     terminate_coupled,        1, MPI_INTEGER, target_id,  0, &
                     terminate_coupled_remote, 1, MPI_INTEGER, target_id,  0, &
                     comm_inter, status, ierr )
             ENDIF
             CALL MPI_FINALIZE( ierr )
             STOP

          CASE ( 1 )
             IF ( myid == 0 )  THEN
                PRINT*, '+++ local_stop:'
                PRINT*, '    remote model "', TRIM( coupling_mode_remote ), &
                     '" stopped'
             ENDIF
             CALL MPI_FINALIZE( ierr )
             STOP

          CASE ( 2 )
             IF ( myid == 0 )  THEN
                PRINT*, '+++ local_stop:'
                PRINT*, '    remote model "', TRIM( coupling_mode_remote ), &
                     '" terminated'
                PRINT*, '    with stop_dt = .T.'
             ENDIF
             stop_dt = .TRUE.

          CASE ( 3 )
             IF ( myid == 0 )  THEN
                PRINT*, '+++ local_stop:'
                PRINT*, '    remote model "', TRIM( coupling_mode_remote ), &
                     '" terminated'
                PRINT*, '    with terminate_run = .T. (CPU-time limit)'
             ENDIF
             terminate_run = .TRUE.

          CASE ( 4 )
             IF ( myid == 0 )  THEN
                PRINT*, '+++ local_stop:'
                PRINT*, '    remote model "', TRIM( coupling_mode_remote ), &
                     '" terminated'
                PRINT*, '    with terminate_run = .T. (restart)'
             ENDIF
             terminate_run = .TRUE.
             time_restart = time_restart + dt_restart

          CASE ( 5 )
             IF ( myid == 0 )  THEN
                PRINT*, '+++ local_stop:'
                PRINT*, '    remote model "', TRIM( coupling_mode_remote ), &
                     '" terminated'
                PRINT*, '    with terminate_run = .T. (single restart)'
             ENDIF
             terminate_run = .TRUE.
             time_restart = 9999999.9

       END SELECT

    ENDIF

#else

    STOP

#endif

 END SUBROUTINE local_stop