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1) The grid<br> If you have general problems right away in more than one point of your domain I would you a little test grid: Either global 24x12 points or, if you need to run LAM, use a grid 60x60 points.<br> I usually use these test grids:<br> <br> &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; /home/winger/gem/v_3.3.3.1/Config/Test/24x12<br> &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; /home/winger/gem/v_3.3.3.1/Config/Test/LAM_60x60<br> <br> <br> 2) Debugging mode?<br> Do you want to use a debugger?<br> If yes, I suggest you compile all routines you want to debug in debugging mode by adding "OPTIL=0 FCOMPF=-debug": <br> <br> &nbsp;&nbsp; <span style="font-weight: bold;">make routine.o&nbsp; OPTIL=0 &nbsp; FCOMPF=-debug </span>
 
1) The grid<br> If you have general problems right away in more than one point of your domain I would you a little test grid: Either global 24x12 points or, if you need to run LAM, use a grid 60x60 points.<br> I usually use these test grids:<br> <br> &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; /home/winger/gem/v_3.3.3.1/Config/Test/24x12<br> &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; /home/winger/gem/v_3.3.3.1/Config/Test/LAM_60x60<br> <br> <br> 2) Debugging mode?<br> Do you want to use a debugger?<br> If yes, I suggest you compile all routines you want to debug in debugging mode by adding "OPTIL=0 FCOMPF=-debug": <br> <br> &nbsp;&nbsp; <span style="font-weight: bold;">make routine.o&nbsp; OPTIL=0 &nbsp; FCOMPF=-debug </span>
  or, if you want to compile all your routines or modifyed a *.cdk
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  &nbsp;&nbsp; <span style="font-weight: bold;">make objloc&nbsp; OPTIL=0
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or, if you want to compile all your routines or modifyed a *.cdk
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&nbsp;&nbsp; <span style="font-weight: bold;">make objloc&nbsp; OPTIL=0
 
       FCOMPF=-debug </span>
 
       FCOMPF=-debug </span>
 
   
 
   
 
   
 
   
Create the executables with  
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Create the executables with  
&nbsp;&nbsp; <span style="font-weight: bold;">make gemclimdm_nompi&nbsp; OPTIL=0
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&nbsp;&nbsp; <span style="font-weight: bold;">make gemclimdm_nompi&nbsp; OPTIL=0
 
       DEBUG=-debug </span>
 
       DEBUG=-debug </span>
&nbsp;&nbsp; <span style="font-weight: bold;">make gemclimntr_nompi&nbsp; OPTIL=0
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&nbsp;&nbsp; <span style="font-weight: bold;">make gemclimntr_nompi&nbsp; OPTIL=0
 
       DEBUG=-debug </span>
 
       DEBUG=-debug </span>
 
   
 
   
 
   
 
   
3) Executing just the executable
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3) Executing just the executable
Does your entry/model crash? If not, the easiest way is to start the simulation the normal way with:
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Does your entry/model crash? If not, the easiest way is to start the simulation the normal way with:
 
   
 
   
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; '''Um_lance'''
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&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; '''Um_lance'''
 
   
 
   
Then kill the entry/model job (the job you want to debug) once it started.  
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Then kill the entry/model job (the job you want to debug) once it started.  
 
   
 
   
 
  Go into the execution directory:
 
  Go into the execution directory:

Version depuis le 19 de mars 2015 à 13:52

1) The grid
If you have general problems right away in more than one point of your domain I would you a little test grid: Either global 24x12 points or, if you need to run LAM, use a grid 60x60 points.
I usually use these test grids:

    /home/winger/gem/v_3.3.3.1/Config/Test/24x12
    /home/winger/gem/v_3.3.3.1/Config/Test/LAM_60x60


2) Debugging mode?
Do you want to use a debugger?
If yes, I suggest you compile all routines you want to debug in debugging mode by adding "OPTIL=0 FCOMPF=-debug":

   make routine.o  OPTIL=0   FCOMPF=-debug

or, if you want to compile all your routines or modifyed a *.cdk

   make objloc  OPTIL=0

     FCOMPF=-debug 


Create the executables with    make gemclimdm_nompi  OPTIL=0

     DEBUG=-debug 

   make gemclimntr_nompi  OPTIL=0

     DEBUG=-debug 


3) Executing just the executable Does your entry/model crash? If not, the easiest way is to start the simulation the normal way with:

    Um_lance

Then kill the entry/model job (the job you want to debug) once it started.

Go into the execution directory:

    cd /home/${USER}/MODEL_EXEC_RUN/${TRUE_HOST}/${UM_EXEC_exp}
   


3a) If you want to debug the entry execute:

    .
     RUNENT_upload/configexp.cfg 

Go in the entry working directory:

    cd 'RUNENT/work'
    
Execute the executable:

    '../bin/ATM_NTR.Abs'

Or, if you want to use the debugger pgdbg:

    'pgdbg -dbx '../bin/ATM_NTR.Abs  &


3b) If you want to debug the model execute:

    .
     RUNMOD_upload/configexp.cfg 

Go in the entry working directory:

    cd 'RUNMOD/work'
    
Execute the executable:

    '../bin/ATM_MOD.Abs'

Or, if you want to use the debugger pgdbg:

    'pgdbg -dbx '../bin/ATM_MOD.Abs  &