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*****VERY IMPORTANT***** |
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The setbuildenv and setrunenv files need to be in the users' home |
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directory. They need to be modified for other compilers/libraries. |
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Eventually LEGEND will prepare them as well. |
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Load up Legend |
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Go to File->Open, put in |
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/net/lagoon/scratch2/ce107/MITgcm_contrib/LCML/cpl_aim+ocn |
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or whereever you have untared/cvs co-ed the root directory |
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and choose cpl_aim+ocn.xml |
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To build the code: |
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A) Go to the top level menu and |
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1) decide on the directory names. |
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2) run the script |
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B) Go deep into the Atmosphere build menu and |
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1) set the choices for package, options etc in every case. |
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2) save the file in every case |
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C) Configure the Atmosphere genmake2 menu and run genmake2. This takes |
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a while. |
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D) Go up to the Atmosphere build menu, decide on the variables and |
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run the script |
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E) Go deep into the Ocean build menu and |
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1) set the choices for package, options etc in every case. |
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2) save the file in every case |
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F) Configure the Ocean genmake2 menu and run genmake2 |
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G) Go up to the Ocean build menu, decide on the variables and |
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run the script. This takes a while. |
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B) Go deep into the Coupler build menu and |
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1) set the choices for Parameters in every case. |
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2) save the file in every case |
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C) Configure the Coupler genmake2 menu and run genmake2 |
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D) Go up to the Coupler build menu, decide on the variables and |
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run the script. This doesn't take too long. |
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To run the code: |
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A) Go deep into each menu and edit the data and execution parameter |
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files. Save them in the respective directories (savedirs) that you |
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sent in the top menu. |
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*****VERY IMPORTANT***** |
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To retrieve values that work for this setup you can either import each |
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file's exported values (the names are self explanatory) or import a |
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top to bottom export for the runtime called |
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exportFromCpl_aim+ocn_runtime.xml |
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B) Go to the runtime menu for each component and run the script to |
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prepare the run directories |
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C) To to the top runtime menu, edit the options if necessary and run |
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the script. |
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LEGEND current faux-pass: |
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a) LEGEND is temperamental as of late. It seems to be far less so with |
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IBM java than with Sun Java so on batsi.mit.edu for example use module |
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add jdk/ibm/1.5.0 |
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java -jar Legend.jar |
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etc. |
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Available modules on batsi are seen as always by |
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module avail |
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b) If you do not want to see PBS output that makes no sense do not |
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forget to remove the default PBS monitor from the options under |
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Tools. On the other hand this way you get a nice popup when an action |
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finishes unlike the standard case when you have to look for any |
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output. |
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c) You can always edit a script before execution in the window it |
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appears in; Sun Java sometimes gets horribly worked up over it and |
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LEGEND needs to be killed. |
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d) After an import the visual on the use box for a structure becomes |
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unticked even though it is actually true. The file output is correct |
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but the table display is misleading. |