Hi,
I am running with CESM 2.2 compset G1850ECOIAF.
I have made several large changes based on the "Add a diagnostic" and "Add a tracer" guides for adding tracers related to ciso variables (below) for dissolved organic carbon 13 isotope and 14 radiocarbon for semi labile and refractory. Essentially, I want to convert DO13Ctot into DO13C and DO13Cr; DO14Ctot into DO14C and DO14Cr for semi labile and refractory ciso parts.
My current model run (jsl.188) with "./xmlchange DEBUG=TRUE" reports back "Caught signal 8 (Floating point exception: floating-point divide by zero)" in the cesm.log.26371.250311-103711 file. My question is how can I find the location of this floating point error?
cesm and ocn logs in "/mnt/lustre/letscher/jsl1063/jsl.188/run"
Let me know if you have any questions. I can attach a pdf of my methods. In it has tracked code changes in github.
Thank you,
James
I am running with CESM 2.2 compset G1850ECOIAF.
I have made several large changes based on the "Add a diagnostic" and "Add a tracer" guides for adding tracers related to ciso variables (below) for dissolved organic carbon 13 isotope and 14 radiocarbon for semi labile and refractory. Essentially, I want to convert DO13Ctot into DO13C and DO13Cr; DO14Ctot into DO14C and DO14Cr for semi labile and refractory ciso parts.
- CISO_DOC_d13C
- CISO_DOCr_d13C
- CISO_DOC_d14C
- CISO_DOCr_d14C
- CISO_DO13C_prod
- CISO_DO13Cr_prod
- CISO_DO13C_remin
- CISO_DO13Cr_remin
- do13c
- do13cr
- do14c
- do14cr
- do13c_ind
- do13cr_ind
- do14c_ind
- do14cr_ind
- CISO_DOC_d13C
- CISO_DOCr_d13C
- CISO_DOC_d14C
- CISO_DOCr_d14C
- init_ecosys_init_file = '/mnt/lustre/letscher/jsl1063/initcond/cisodocsl/jsl180_ciso_ecosys_jan_IC_gx3v7_20180308.nc'
My current model run (jsl.188) with "./xmlchange DEBUG=TRUE" reports back "Caught signal 8 (Floating point exception: floating-point divide by zero)" in the cesm.log.26371.250311-103711 file. My question is how can I find the location of this floating point error?
cesm and ocn logs in "/mnt/lustre/letscher/jsl1063/jsl.188/run"
Let me know if you have any questions. I can attach a pdf of my methods. In it has tracked code changes in github.
Thank you,
James