Changeset 669 for palm

Timestamp:

Dec 26, 2010 7:06:42 PM (13 years ago)

Author:

gryschka

Message:

last commit documented

Location:

palm/trunk

Files:

• SCRIPTS/mrun (modified) (2 diffs)
• SOURCE/init_pegrid.f90 (modified) (1 diff)
• SOURCE/prognostic_equations.f90 (modified) (1 diff)

palm/trunk/SCRIPTS/mrun

@@ -215 +215 @@
      # 14/12/10 - Siggi  - adjustments for new Tsubame system at Tokyo
      #                     institute of technology (lctit)
+     # 23/12/10 - Micha  - different number of processors in ocean and atmosphere
+     #                     is now allowed 
 
 
@@ -713 +715 @@
           # REARRANGING BECAUSE CURRENTLY ONLY 1:1 TOPOLOGIES ARE SUPPORTED
           # THIS SHOULD BE REMOVED IN FUTURE
-       elif (( $numprocs_ocean != $numprocs_atmos ))
-       then
-
-          printf "\n  +++ currently only 1:1 topologies are supported"
-          printf "\n      PEs (total)     : $numprocs"
-          printf "\n      PEs (atmosphere): $numprocs_atmos"
-          printf "\n      PEs (ocean)     : $numprocs_ocean"
-          (( numprocs_atmos = $numprocs / 2 ))
-          (( numprocs_ocean = $numprocs / 2 ))
-          printf "\n  +++ rearranged topology to $numprocs_atmos:$numprocs_ocean"
-
        fi
 

palm/trunk/SOURCE/init_pegrid.f90

@@ -14 +14 @@
 ! 667 2010-12-23 12:06:00Z suehring/gryschka
 ! Moved determination of target_id's from init_coupling
-!
-! Determination of parameters needed for coupling (coupling_topology, ngp_a, ngp_o)
-! with different grid/processor-topology in ocean and atmosphere
-!
+! Determination of parameters needed for coupling (coupling_topology, ngp_a, 
+! ngp_o) with different grid/processor-topology in ocean and atmosphere
 ! Adaption of ngp_xy, ngp_y to a dynamic number of ghost points.
 ! The maximum_grid_level changed from 1 to 0. 0 is the normal grid, 1 to 

palm/trunk/SOURCE/prognostic_equations.f90

@@ -4 +4 @@
 ! Current revisions:
 ! -----------------
-! Calls of the advection routines with WS5 added.
-! Calls of ws_statistics added to set the statistical arrays to zero after each 
-! time step.
 !
 ! Former revisions: