[MITgcm-support] more questions
Martin Losch
mlosch at awi-bremerhaven.de
Wed Nov 1 04:33:24 EST 2006
Riema,
go to the "root" directory of the MITgcm (e.g. cd yourpath/MITgcm)
and do a "cvs diff model/src/main.F" (or for all files "cvs diff") to
see what you have done to the code (you probably removed a line such
as #include "EEPARAMS.h") and where. Please see the cvs manual for
more details on cvs diff and further options.
in SIZE.h you define the number of vertical layers (Nr)
the topography is generated "offline": You produce an ieee-big endian
(direct access) files that contains a 2d field with your topography.
There are many examples how this is done with matlab, eg. a Gaussian
bump in exp4 or a slope in tutorial_plume_on_slope
Martin
On 1 Nov 2006, at 10:14, Riema Rachmayani wrote:
>
> hi,...
> first of all...i'd like to say thanks to martin for answering my
> question...
> but i still have problem..i have done something wrong but i dont
> remember what i have done untill i got long error message :
> In program 'main' :
> main.f : 438
> if (eebooterror) then
> invalid declaration of or reference to symbol 'eebooterror' at (^)
> [Initially seen at (^)]
> main.f : 439
> fatalerror=.true.
> invalid declaration of or reference to symbol ' fatalerror' at (^)
> [Initially seen at (^)]
> main.f : 443
> if (useSETRLSTK) then
> invalid declaration of or reference to symbol 'usesetrlstk' at (^)
> [Initially seen at (^)]
> main.f : 447
> if (useSIGREG) then
> invalid declaration of or reference to symbol 'usesigreg' at (^)
> [Initially seen at (^)]
> main.f : 448
> i_got_signal=0
> invalid declaration of or reference to symbol ' i_got_signal' at
> (^) [Initially seen at (^)]
> main.f : 498
> Do I=1, nthreads
> invalid declaration of or reference to symbol ' nthreads' at (^)
> [Initially seen at (^)].
> main.f : 512
> threadIsComplete(myThid)=.true.
> invalid declaration of or reference to symbol ' threadIsComplete'
> at (^) [Initially seen at (^)]
> make : ***(main.o) error 1
>
> what should i do??
>
> for martin : about z coordinate....as seen on fig.1.15 at page 22
> (MITgcm manual's )..there are variation of delZ, for several grid
> there are 5 layers, but there also 6 layers for another grid, how
> to determine the layers in program?? maximum layers (6) or
> variation of layers??
>
> and i have problem when my topography found sill or seamount, how
> to apply the z coordinate?? can you give me some example for this
> kind of case??
>
> i'll hardly wait for your reply...
> thank you
>
> regards,
> rima
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