Changeset 3205
- Timestamp:
- Feb 8, 2024, 11:05:11 AM (11 months ago)
- Location:
- trunk/LMDZ.MARS
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trunk/LMDZ.MARS/changelog.txt
r3203 r3205 4470 4470 - Addition of the possibility to use subslopes parametization in 1D. To do so, put 'nslope=x' in "run.def" where x (1, 3, 5 or 7) is the number of slopes you want to, or modify it in an appropriate "startfi.nc". Then, default subslopes definition and distribution are used by the model. The already existing case of using one slope whose inclination and orientation are defined in "run.def" is still possible. 4471 4471 - Some cleanings throughout the code, in particular related to unused variables. 4472 4473 == 08/02/2024 == JBC 4474 Fix the situation where the 1D model read the "startfi.nc" or "start1D.txt" if they were present even though 'startfiles=.false', instead of initializing by default. -
trunk/LMDZ.MARS/libf/phymars/dyn1d/testphys1d.F90
r3203 r3205 131 131 132 132 therestart1D = .false. ! Default value 133 inquire(file = 'start1D.txt',exist = therestart1D)134 if (startfiles_1D .and. .not. therestart1D) then135 write(*,*) 'There is no "start1D.txt" file!'136 write(*,*) 'Initialization is done with default values.'137 endif138 133 therestartfi = .false. ! Default value 139 inquire(file = 'startfi.nc',exist = therestartfi) 140 if (.not. therestartfi) then 141 write(*,*) 'There is no "startfi.nc" file!' 142 write(*,*) 'Initialization is done with default values.' 134 if (startfiles_1D) then 135 inquire(file = 'start1D.txt',exist = therestart1D) 136 if (startfiles_1D .and. .not. therestart1D) then 137 write(*,*) 'There is no "start1D.txt" file!' 138 write(*,*) 'Initialization is done with default values.' 139 endif 140 inquire(file = 'startfi.nc',exist = therestartfi) 141 if (.not. therestartfi) then 142 write(*,*) 'There is no "startfi.nc" file!' 143 write(*,*) 'Initialization is done with default values.' 144 endif 143 145 endif 144 146
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