Hi everyone,
I am working on ROMS+SWAN coupling. I run two separate couplings for two grids: SHK (coarser) and HKW (finer), forget about nesting now.
In ROMS+SWAN of SHK, SWAN of SHK can output a boundary file named 'hkw.nst' successfully.
In ROMS+SWAN of HKW, I have set the input SWAN boundary file 'hkw.nst' as same as the output from previous run. However, error occurs in the beginning of the model run:
forrtl: severe (194): Run-Time Check Failure. The variable 'bcfile_$DORDER' is being used in 'swanpre2.f90(3963,23)' without beging defined
If I don't do coupling, just run SWAN for HKW alone, it works successfully without any error! It seems it can read the boundary file 'hkw.nst'. So, I am so confused why I failed in the coupling run.
I have attached an output file which shows the error. Can anyone kindly help me to solve this issue? Thanks a lot!!
Eagle
Boundary condition of SWAN in ROMS+SWAN coupling
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eaglewong
Boundary condition of SWAN in ROMS+SWAN coupling
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hkw.rst.txt- It is the boundary file 'hkw.rst'
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Re: Boundary condition of SWAN in ROMS+SWAN coupling
Hi eaglewong,
I faced the same issue and solved it by commenting out the line FFLAGS += -check unint after ifdef USE_ROMS in /Compilers/*.mk. This flag is for runtime check, and it is not activated when only SWAN is used. Please be careful that *.mk depends on your environment and compiler.
I faced the same issue and solved it by commenting out the line FFLAGS += -check unint after ifdef USE_ROMS in /Compilers/*.mk. This flag is for runtime check, and it is not activated when only SWAN is used. Please be careful that *.mk depends on your environment and compiler.
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eaglewong
Re: Boundary condition of SWAN in ROMS+SWAN coupling
Hi tac,
Thanks for your suggestion. I have solved the issue successfully!
Eagle
Thanks for your suggestion. I have solved the issue successfully!
Eagle