jeani@uio_no
New Member
Hi,
I fail to run CESM2.1.1 with --compset B1850 --res f19_g17 for no obvious reason, on several machines, with various number of CPUs (from 16 to 1024) and different compilers (including GNU 7.3.0 and Intel 2018.1 / 2019.5).
The simulation simply crashes, and when looking at the cesm.log I noticed that there were sometimes strange values for the block sizes, for instance:
1 IMOD, NAPROC, NBLKRS, NSPEC, RSBLKS= 1 32 538976288 600 538976288
or
1 IMOD, NAPROC, NBLKRS, NSPEC, RSBLKS= 1 32 -536870912 600 -956378981
This seem to come from components/ww3/src/source/w3odatmd.f90 where NBLKRS is the "Number of blocks in communication of spectra" and RSBLKS is the "Corresponding block size".
Can that be the cause of the failure?
Can these number be negative?
Regards,
Jean
I fail to run CESM2.1.1 with --compset B1850 --res f19_g17 for no obvious reason, on several machines, with various number of CPUs (from 16 to 1024) and different compilers (including GNU 7.3.0 and Intel 2018.1 / 2019.5).
The simulation simply crashes, and when looking at the cesm.log I noticed that there were sometimes strange values for the block sizes, for instance:
1 IMOD, NAPROC, NBLKRS, NSPEC, RSBLKS= 1 32 538976288 600 538976288
or
1 IMOD, NAPROC, NBLKRS, NSPEC, RSBLKS= 1 32 -536870912 600 -956378981
This seem to come from components/ww3/src/source/w3odatmd.f90 where NBLKRS is the "Number of blocks in communication of spectra" and RSBLKS is the "Corresponding block size".
Can that be the cause of the failure?
Can these number be negative?
Regards,
Jean