source: LMDZ6/trunk/libf/phy_common/print_control_mod.F90

Last change on this file was 3981, checked in by Laurent Fairhead, 3 years ago

Adds a routine 'prt_alerte' to enable developpers to print out informative messages on the first pass through physics
and from the master process only. This can be used to remind oneself of potential problems or further enhancements.
Messages can be differentiated by a 'priority' code 0/1/2 (corresponding to GREEN/ORANGE/RED alerts)
By default, the messages are output in a file called ALERTES.txt but changing the unit number to 6 in the
print_control_mod.F90 file allows you to print out your messages to the screen.

To use you simply need to:

  • have this USE statement at the start of your routine:

USE print_control_mod, ONLY: prt_level, lunout, call_alert, prt_alerte

  • ensure that the modname variable is defined and contains the name of your routine
  • then you just need to add the following lines in your routine wherever you want to ouput your message (preferably not in a do loop)

message='your informative message'
IF (call_alert) CALL prt_alerte(message,modname,CODE)

where

  • message is the message to print out
  • modname is the routine name
  • CODE is an integer representing your priority code (0/1/2)

and you should get messages of the form

ALERTE ROUGE cva_driver! ym missing init, need to have a look by developpers
ALERTE VERTE orosetup_strato! ym correction en attendant mieux


in your output file.
File size: 2.1 KB
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1! $Id: $
2MODULE print_control_mod
3
4  INTEGER,SAVE :: lunout ! default output file identifier (6==screen)
5  INTEGER,SAVE :: prt_level ! debug output level
6  LOGICAL,SAVE :: debug ! flag to specify if in "debug mode"
7  LOGICAL,SAVE :: alert_first_call = .TRUE. ! for printing alerts on first call to routine only           
8  LOGICAL,SAVE :: call_alert ! (combination of is_master and alert_first_call for easier use     
9!$OMP THREADPRIVATE(lunout,prt_level,debug, alert_first_call, call_alert)
10
11  ! NB: Module variable Initializations done by set_print_control
12  !     routine from init_print_control_mod to avoid circular
13  !     module dependencies
14
15CONTAINS
16
17  SUBROUTINE set_print_control(lunout_,prt_level_,debug_)
18  IMPLICIT NONE
19    INTEGER, INTENT(IN) :: lunout_
20    INTEGER, INTENT(IN) :: prt_level_
21    LOGICAL, INTENT(IN) :: debug_
22     
23    lunout = lunout_
24    prt_level = prt_level_
25    debug = debug_
26   
27  END SUBROUTINE set_print_control
28
29  SUBROUTINE prt_alerte(message, modname, niv_alerte)
30    ! Function to print different values of alarms when first encountered
31    ! Meant for informative purposee
32    IMPLICIT NONE
33    ! Arguments:
34    ! message: message to print out
35    ! modname: module/routine name
36    ! niv_alerte: alert level (0/1/2)
37    CHARACTER(LEN=*), INTENT(IN) :: modname
38    CHARACTER(LEN=*) :: message
39    INTEGER :: niv_alerte
40    ! local variables
41    CHARACTER(LEN=7), DIMENSION(0:2) :: alarm_color = (/ 'VERTE  ','ORANGE ','ROUGE  ' /)
42    CHARACTER(LEN=7) :: alarm_couleur
43    INTEGER :: alarm_file=15 ! in case we want/need to print out the special alarms in a separate file     
44
45    IF ( alert_first_call) then
46       IF ( alarm_file .ne. lunout ) THEN
47          OPEN(unit = alarm_file, file = "ALERTES.txt")
48       ENDIF
49    ENDIF
50
51    alarm_couleur = alarm_color(niv_alerte)
52    IF (niv_alerte < 0 .OR. niv_alerte > 3) then
53       message = 'NIVEAU ALERTE INVALIDE  '//message
54       alarm_couleur='NOIRE  '
55    ENDIF
56
57    WRITE(alarm_file, *)' ALERTE ',alarm_couleur, trim(modname),  trim(message)
58   
59  END SUBROUTINE prt_alerte
60
61 
62END MODULE print_control_mod
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