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Timestamp:

Jul 19, 2011, 5:25:58 PM (13 years ago)

Author:

aslmd

Message:

LMDZ.MARS
+ MESOSCALE

An important change to merge physiq.F and inifis.F for GCM and mesoscale
This is mostly transparent to GCM users and developers (use of MESOSCALE precompiler flags)
Makes it easy (and mostly automatic!) for changes in GCM physics to be impacted in mesoscale physics
A few minor changes have followed in the GCM (slope scheme, one-point diagnostic).

Compilation + run is OK on both sides (GCM and mesoscale).
On the mesoscale side, call_meso_physiq?.inc and call_meso_inifis?.inc have been changed accordingly.

Here is the excerpt from README file:

Finished converging meso_physiq.F and meso_inifis.F towards physiq.F and inifis.F --> see previous point 15/07/2011 --> meso_ routines no longer exist (everything is in meso_inc and transparent to GCM users) --> GCM routines include mesoscale parts within MESOSCALE precompiler commands --> MESOSCALE parts are as hidden as possible not to mess up with GCM users/developers
Cleaned inelegant or useless #ifdef [or] #ifndef MESOSCALE in physiq and inifis so that a minimum amount of such precompiler commands is now reached [mainly related to I/O]
Added the SF08 slope insolation model in the general physics parameterizations. Added a callslope keyword in inifis.F and callkeys.h --> This keyword is False by default / True if you use -DMESOSCALE
Removed the obsolete call to Viking Lander 1 diagnostic Replaced it with a diagnostic for opacity at the domain center [valid for GCM and mesoscale]

File:

-                      r156
+                      r234
 changements pour pouvoir faire tourner le LES sans appel a la physique martienne
 -- non teste mais fonctionne a priori egalement avec le MESOSCALE
+*********************
+**** commit_v234 ****
+*********************
+plus de meso_ files dans la physique martienne. physiq et inifis sont communs au GCM avec des precompiler flags.

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