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What and where is located the subroutine to generate all the log files in CESM?

nuvolet

nuvolet

Toni Viudez
Member
What version of the code are you using?
CESM2.2.2 in Derecho

Have you made any changes to files in the source tree?
Some modification in nudging module

Describe your problem or question:

What and where is located the subroutine that generates all the log files?..

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peverley

Courtney Peverley
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Hi Toni,

Are you trying to write output to atm.log.* from your modified file?

If so, you'll just need to add a statement like:

if (masterproc) then
write(iulog,*) "YOUR STRING OR VARIABLE HERE"
end if
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You can find other examples of this within the nudging.F90 module.

If that's not what you're asking, please let me know! There is no one module/routine that generates the log files.
Courtney
 
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nuvolet

nuvolet

Toni Viudez
Member
peverley said:
Hi Toni,

Are you trying to write output to atm.log.* from your modified file?

If so, you'll just need to add a statement like:



You can find other examples of this within the nudging.F90 module.

If that's not what you're asking, please let me know! There is no one module/routine that generates the log files.
Courtney
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Hi Courtney,

I want to know is that when all the log files are generated which statements as you indicate as example go to atm.log or cess.log.

Thanks

Toni
 
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peverley

Courtney Peverley
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Ah, gotcha!

Any write statements that are written on the masterproc will end up in the atm log (in CAM; the same is true for other components but it'll go to the corresponding log file). Logs on other tasks will be written to the cesm log.

So, if you want something to appear in the atm log, you'll include the block I referenced earlier:

if (masterproc) then
<write statement(s)>
end if
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If your module doesn't already have the necessary use statements, you'll also need:
use spmd_utils, only: masterproc
use cam_logfile, only: iulog
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Hope that helps!
Courtney
 
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nuvolet

nuvolet

Toni Viudez
Member
peverley said:
Ah, gotcha!

Any write statements that are written on the masterproc will end up in the atm log (in CAM; the same is true for other components but it'll go to the corresponding log file). Logs on other tasks will be written to the cesm log.

So, if you want something to appear in the atm log, you'll include the block I referenced earlier:



If your module doesn't already have the necessary use statements, you'll also need:


Hope that helps!
Courtney
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This is helpful.

Thanks :)
 
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