From: nutter@granny.atmo.arizona.edu
Message-Id: <9407052323.AA01152@granny.atmo.arizona.edu>
To: ccm-users@ncar.ucar.edu
Subject: estabv.mods (O.K., last post I hope)
Date: Tue, 05 Jul 94 16:22:54 -0700
Last Thursday, the CCM Core group posted with a response to CCM1
estabv.mods problems. They ran and showed results from two examples:
a) include /ccm/ccm1/r15/lrw.mods
b) include /ccm/ccm1/r15/lrw.mods AND /ccm/ccm1/r15/estabv.mods
I had then responded Friday, saying that I could reproduce this
experiment, but not at the t42 resolution. I must modify that statement
slightly. On Friday, I had reproduced (b), but had not attempted (a).
I had assumed that by reproducing the results of (b), I was successfully
modifying the program libray. However, I have now tried to reproduce
the results of the (a) experiment and the results are somehow identical
to the (b) experiment. So, I was unsuccessful in reproducing the (a)
part of the experiment to see any differences.
In order to incorporate the mods, I'm doing the following:
##
cat > ccm1.mods.$$ << 'END2'
$READ /ccm/ccm1/r15/lrw.mods
$READ /ccm/ccm1/r15/estabv.mods
'END2'
##
nupdate -p /ccm/ccm1/r15/ccm1pl1 -c cpl1.$$ -a f -x $ -i ccm.mods.$$
##
cft77 -a stack -b ccm1.$$.o cpl1.$$.f
if($status != 0) goto err
segldr -f indef -o ccm1.xx.$$ ccm1.$$.o /ccm/ccm1/r15/ccm1reloc1 -L /lib,/usr/lib,/usr/local/lib -l ncarm,ncaro,net,ecmfft
##
I have also tried to incorporate the mods by replacing the $READ directive
with the actual file. I've searched through then man pages on nupdate
options, looked through a manual describing the old UPDATE directives,
and considered examples from the CCM1 user's Guide. I cannot find any
reason why the above should not work.
If someone in the CCM Core group will please help me out, what I need to
see are the COMPLETE scripts showing how the test in Thursday's posting was
created. If I can reproduce this, then I can proceed with my own work
knowing that I am incorporating the necessary mods correctly. I cannot
make any definitive conclusions about the success (or failure) of my own
work unless I am sure I'm making these mods correctly. Please help
so that this may be my last post; we have exhausted all the
resources we can think of.
Thanks for your courtesy,
Paul Nutter, with
Dr. Steve Mullen