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1  C $Header$  C $Header$
2  C $Name$  C $Name$
 #include "CPP_OPTIONS.h"  
   
 C--  File read_write.F: Routines to handle mid-level I/O interface.  
 C--   o WRITE_STATE - Write out model state.  
3    
4  C The following CPP flag (MULTIPLE_RECORD_STATE_FILES) is  #include "PACKAGES_CONFIG.h"
5  C #define/#undefed here since it is specific to this routine and  #include "CPP_OPTIONS.h"
 C very user-preference specific.  
 C  
 C If #undefed (default) the state files are written as in all versions  
 C prior to checkpoint32, where a file is created per variable, per time  
 C and per tile. This *has* to be the default because most users use this  
 C mode and all utilities and scripts (diagnostic) assume this form.  
 C It is also robust, as explained below.  
 C  
 C If #defined, subsequent snap-shots are written as records in the  
 C same file (no iteration number in filenames).  
 C Advantages: - fewer files  
 C             - for small problems, is easy to copy the output around  
 C Disadvantages:  
 C             - breaks a lot of diagnostic scripts  
 C             - for large or long problems this creates huge files  
 C             - is an unexpected, unsolicited change in behaviour which came  
 C               as a surprise (in c32) and inconvenience to several users  
 C             - can not accomodate changing the frequency of output  
 C               after a pickup (this is trivial in previous method  
 C               but needs new code and parameters in this new method)  
 C Known Bugs:  
 C             - if the length of integration is not exactly an integer  
 C               times the output frequency then the last record written  
 C               (at end of integration) overwrites a previously written  
 C               record corresponding to an earier time. *BE WARNED*  
6    
7  #undef  MULTIPLE_RECORD_STATE_FILES  #undef  MULTIPLE_RECORD_STATE_FILES
     
8    
9    C---+----1----+----2----+----3----+----4----+----5----+----6----+----7-|--+----|
10    CBOP
11    C     !ROUTINE: WRITE_STATE
12    
13    C     !INTERFACE:
14          SUBROUTINE WRITE_STATE ( myTime, myIter, myThid )
15    
16    C     !DESCRIPTION:
17    C     This is the controlling routine for writing mid-level IO.  It
18    C     includes code for diagnosing W and RHO for output.
19    
20    C     The CPP flag (MULTIPLE_RECORD_STATE_FILES) is #define/#undefed
21    C     here since it is specific to this routine and very user-preference
22    C     specific. If #undefed (default) the state files are written as in
23    C     all versions prior to checkpoint32, where a file is created per
24    C     variable, per time and per tile. This *has* to be the default
25    C     because most users use this mode and all utilities and scripts
26    C     (diagnostic) assume this form.  It is also robust, as explained
27    C     below.
28    C
29    C     If #defined, subsequent snap-shots are written as records in the
30    C     same file (no iteration number in filenames). The main advantage
31    C     is fewer files.  The disadvantages are that:
32    C       (1) it breaks a lot of diagnostic scripts,
33    C       (2) for large or long problems this creates huge files,
34    C       (3) its an unexpected, unsolicited change in behaviour which
35    C           came as a surprise (in c32) and is an inconvenience to
36    C           several users
37    C       (4) it can not accomodate changing the frequency of output
38    C           after a pickup (this is trivial in previous method but
39    C           needs new code and parameters in this new method)
40    C
41    C      Known Bugs include:
42    C       (1) if the length of integration is not exactly an integer
43    C           times the output frequency then the last record written
44    C           (at end of integration) overwrites a previously written
45    C           record corresponding to an earier time. *BE WARNED*
46    
47  CStartofinterface  C     !USES:
       SUBROUTINE WRITE_STATE ( forceOutput, myCurrentTime,  
      &    myIter, myThid )  
 C     /==========================================================\  
 C     | SUBROUTINE WRITE_STATE                                   |  
 C     | o Controlling routine for IO to dump model state.        |  
 C     |==========================================================|  
 C     | Write model state files for post-processing. This file   |  
 C     | includes code for diagnosing W and RHO for output.       |  
 C     \==========================================================/  
48        IMPLICIT NONE        IMPLICIT NONE
   
 C     == Global variables ===  
49  #include "SIZE.h"  #include "SIZE.h"
50  #include "EEPARAMS.h"  #include "EEPARAMS.h"
51  #include "PARAMS.h"  #include "PARAMS.h"
52    #include "GRID.h"
53  #include "DYNVARS.h"  #include "DYNVARS.h"
 #include "CG2D.h"  
54  #ifdef ALLOW_NONHYDROSTATIC  #ifdef ALLOW_NONHYDROSTATIC
55  #include "CG3D.h"  #include "NH_VARS.h"
56  #include "GW.h"  #endif
57    #ifdef ALLOW_MNC
58    #include "MNC_PARAMS.h"
59  #endif  #endif
60    
61        LOGICAL  DIFFERENT_MULTIPLE        LOGICAL  DIFFERENT_MULTIPLE
# Line 65  C     == Global variables === Line 63  C     == Global variables ===
63        INTEGER  IO_ERRCOUNT        INTEGER  IO_ERRCOUNT
64        EXTERNAL IO_ERRCOUNT        EXTERNAL IO_ERRCOUNT
65    
66  C     == Routine arguments ==  C     !INPUT/OUTPUT PARAMETERS:
67  C     myThid - Thread number for this instance of the routine.  C     myThid - Thread number for this instance of the routine.
68  C     myIter - Iteration number  C     myIter - Iteration number
69  C     myCurrentTime - Current time of simulation ( s )  C     myTime - Current time of simulation ( s )
70        LOGICAL forceOutput        _RL     myTime
       _RL     myCurrentTime  
71        INTEGER myThid        INTEGER myThid
72        INTEGER myIter        INTEGER myIter
 CEndofinterface  
73    
74  C     == Local variables ==  C     !LOCAL VARIABLES:
75        CHARACTER*(MAX_LEN_MBUF) suff        CHARACTER*(MAX_LEN_MBUF) suff
76        INTEGER iRec        INTEGER iRec
77    #ifdef ALLOW_MNC
78          CHARACTER*(1) pf
79    #endif
80    CEOP
81    
82          IF (
83         &     DIFFERENT_MULTIPLE(dumpFreq,myTime,deltaTClock)
84         &  .OR. dumpInitAndLast.AND.( myTime.EQ.endTime .OR.
85         &                             myTime.EQ.startTime  )
86         &   ) THEN
87            IF ( dumpFreq .EQ. 0.0 ) THEN
88              iRec = 1
89            ELSE
90              iRec = int ( (myTime-startTime) / dumpFreq +1.5 )
91            ENDIF
92    
93        IF (  C       Going to really do some IO. Make everyone except master thread wait.
94       &     ( DIFFERENT_MULTIPLE(dumpFreq,myCurrentTime,  C       this is done within IO routines => no longer needed
95       &     myCurrentTime-deltaTClock) .AND. myCurrentTime.NE.startTime )  c       _BARRIER
96       &     .OR. forceOutput  
97       &     ) THEN  C       Write model fields
98           iRec = int ( (myCurrentTime-startTime) / dumpFreq +1.5 )          IF (snapshot_mdsio) THEN
           
 C--   Going to really do some IO. Make everyone except master thread wait.  
          _BARRIER  
          _BEGIN_MASTER( myThid )  
99    
 C--     Write model fields  
100  #ifdef MULTIPLE_RECORD_STATE_FILES  #ifdef MULTIPLE_RECORD_STATE_FILES
101  C       Write each snap-shot as a new record in one file per variable  
102  C       - creates relatively few files but these files can become huge  C         Write each snap-shot as a new record in one file per variable
103          CALL WRITE_REC_XYZ_RL( 'U',  uVel,iRec,myIter,myThid)  C         - creates relatively few files but these files can become huge
104          CALL WRITE_REC_XYZ_RL( 'V',  vVel,iRec,myIter,myThid)            CALL WRITE_REC_XYZ_RL( 'U',  uVel,iRec,myIter,myThid)
105          CALL WRITE_REC_XYZ_RL( 'T', theta,iRec,myIter,myThid)            CALL WRITE_REC_XYZ_RL( 'V',  vVel,iRec,myIter,myThid)
106          CALL WRITE_REC_XYZ_RL( 'S',  salt,iRec,myIter,myThid)            CALL WRITE_REC_XYZ_RL( 'T', theta,iRec,myIter,myThid)
107          CALL WRITE_REC_XY_RL ('PS',cg2d_x,iRec,myIter,myThid)            CALL WRITE_REC_XYZ_RL( 'S',  salt,iRec,myIter,myThid)
108              CALL WRITE_REC_XY_RL('Eta',etaN,iRec,myIter,myThid)
109              CALL WRITE_REC_XYZ_RL( 'W',wVel,iRec,myIter,myThid)
110  #ifdef ALLOW_NONHYDROSTATIC  #ifdef ALLOW_NONHYDROSTATIC
111          IF (nonHydroStatic) THEN            IF (nonHydroStatic) THEN
112           CALL WRITE_REC_XYZ_RL( 'PNH',cg3d_x,iRec,myIter,myThid)              CALL WRITE_REC_XYZ_RL( 'PNH',phi_nh,iRec,myIter,myThid)
113          ENDIF            ENDIF
         CALL WRITE_REC_XYZ_RL( 'W',wVel,iRec,myIter,myThid)  
114  #endif /* ALLOW_NONHYDROSTATIC */  #endif /* ALLOW_NONHYDROSTATIC */
115  #else  #ifdef NONLIN_FRSURF
116  C       Write each snap-shot as a new file (original and default method)  c         CALL WRITE_REC_XYZ_RS('hFacC.',hFacC,iRec,myIter,myThid)
117  C       - creates many files but for large configurations is easier to  c         CALL WRITE_REC_XYZ_RS('hFacW.',hFacW,iRec,myIter,myThid)
118  C         transfer analyse a particular snap-shots  c         CALL WRITE_REC_XYZ_RS('hFacS.',hFacS,iRec,myIter,myThid)
119          WRITE(suff,'(I10.10)') myIter  #endif /* NONLIN_FRSURF */
120          CALL WRITE_FLD_XYZ_RL( 'U.',suff,uVel,myIter,myThid)  
121          CALL WRITE_FLD_XYZ_RL( 'V.',suff,vVel,myIter,myThid)  #else /* MULTIPLE_RECORD_STATE_FILES */
122          CALL WRITE_FLD_XYZ_RL( 'T.',suff,theta,myIter,myThid)  
123          CALL WRITE_FLD_XYZ_RL( 'S.',suff,salt,myIter,myThid)  C         Write each snap-shot as a new file (original and default
124          CALL WRITE_FLD_XY_RL( 'PS.',suff,cg2d_x,myIter,myThid)  C         method) -- creates many files but for large configurations is
125    C         easier to transfer analyse a particular snap-shots
126              WRITE(suff,'(I10.10)') myIter
127              CALL WRITE_FLD_XYZ_RL( 'U.',suff,uVel,myIter,myThid)
128              CALL WRITE_FLD_XYZ_RL( 'V.',suff,vVel,myIter,myThid)
129              CALL WRITE_FLD_XYZ_RL( 'T.',suff,theta,myIter,myThid)
130              CALL WRITE_FLD_XYZ_RL( 'S.',suff,salt,myIter,myThid)
131              CALL WRITE_FLD_XY_RL('Eta.',suff,etaN,myIter,myThid)
132              CALL WRITE_FLD_XYZ_RL( 'W.',suff,wVel,myIter,myThid)
133              IF ( useDynP_inEos_Zc .OR. myIter.NE.nIter0 ) THEN
134                CALL WRITE_FLD_XYZ_RL('PH.',suff,totPhiHyd,myIter,myThid)
135              ENDIF
136              IF ( fluidIsWater .AND. (myIter.NE.nIter0) ) THEN
137                CALL WRITE_FLD_XY_RL('PHL.',suff,phiHydLow,myIter,myThid)
138              ENDIF
139  #ifdef ALLOW_NONHYDROSTATIC  #ifdef ALLOW_NONHYDROSTATIC
140          IF (nonHydroStatic) THEN            IF (nonHydroStatic) THEN
141           CALL WRITE_FLD_XYZ_RL( 'PNH.',suff,cg3d_x,myIter,myThid)              CALL WRITE_FLD_XYZ_RL( 'PNH.',suff,phi_nh,myIter,myThid)
142          ENDIF            ENDIF
         CALL WRITE_FLD_XYZ_RL( 'W.',suff,wVel,myIter,myThid)  
143  #endif /* ALLOW_NONHYDROSTATIC */  #endif /* ALLOW_NONHYDROSTATIC */
144    #ifdef NONLIN_FRSURF
145    c         CALL WRITE_FLD_XYZ_RS('hFacC.',suff,hFacC,myIter,myThid)
146    c         CALL WRITE_FLD_XYZ_RS('hFacW.',suff,hFacW,myIter,myThid)
147    c         CALL WRITE_FLD_XYZ_RS('hFacS.',suff,hFacS,myIter,myThid)
148    #endif /* NONLIN_FRSURF */
149    
150  #endif /* MULTIPLE_RECORD_STATE_FILES */  #endif /* MULTIPLE_RECORD_STATE_FILES */
151    
152           _END_MASTER( myThid )          ENDIF
153           _BARRIER  
154    #ifdef ALLOW_MNC
155            IF (useMNC .AND. snapshot_mnc) THEN
156    
157              IF ( writeBinaryPrec .EQ. precFloat64 ) THEN
158                pf(1:1) = 'D'
159              ELSE
160                pf(1:1) = 'R'
161              ENDIF
162    
163    C         Write dynvars using the MNC package
164              CALL MNC_CW_SET_UDIM('state', -1, myThid)
165              CALL MNC_CW_RL_W_S('D','state',0,0,'T', myTime, myThid)
166              CALL MNC_CW_SET_UDIM('state', 0, myThid)
167              CALL MNC_CW_I_W_S('I','state',0,0,'iter', myIter, myThid)
168    C         CALL MNC_CW_RL_W_S('D','state',0,0,'model_time',myTime,myThid)
169              CALL MNC_CW_RL_W(pf,'state',0,0,'U', uVel, myThid)
170              CALL MNC_CW_RL_W(pf,'state',0,0,'V', vVel, myThid)
171              CALL MNC_CW_RL_W(pf,'state',0,0,'Temp', theta, myThid)
172              CALL MNC_CW_RL_W(pf,'state',0,0,'S', salt, myThid)
173              CALL MNC_CW_RL_W(pf,'state',0,0,'Eta', etaN, myThid)
174              CALL MNC_CW_RL_W(pf,'state',0,0,'W', wVel, myThid)
175              IF ( useDynP_inEos_Zc .OR. myIter.NE.nIter0 ) THEN
176                CALL MNC_CW_SET_UDIM('phiHyd', -1, myThid)
177                CALL MNC_CW_RL_W_S('D','phiHyd',0,0,'T',myTime,myThid)
178                CALL MNC_CW_SET_UDIM('phiHyd', 0, myThid)
179                CALL MNC_CW_I_W_S('I','phiHyd',0,0,'iter',myIter,myThid)
180                CALL MNC_CW_RL_W(pf,'phiHyd',0,0,'phiHyd',
181         &           totPhiHyd, myThid)
182              ENDIF
183              IF ( fluidIsWater .AND. (myIter .NE. nIter0) ) THEN
184                CALL MNC_CW_SET_UDIM('phiHydLow', -1, myThid)
185                CALL MNC_CW_RL_W_S('D','phiHydLow',0,0,'T', myTime, myThid)
186                CALL MNC_CW_SET_UDIM('phiHydLow', 0, myThid)
187                CALL MNC_CW_I_W_S('I','phiHydLow',0,0,'iter',myIter,myThid)
188                CALL MNC_CW_RL_W(pf,'phiHydLow',0,0,'phiHydLow',
189         &           phiHydLow, myThid)
190              ENDIF
191    #ifdef ALLOW_NONHYDROSTATIC
192              IF (nonHydroStatic) THEN
193                CALL MNC_CW_RL_W(pf,'state',0,0,'phi_nh',phi_nh,myThid)
194              ENDIF
195    #endif /* ALLOW_NONHYDROSTATIC */
196            ENDIF
197    #endif /*  ALLOW_MNC  */
198    
199        ENDIF        ENDIF
200    
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