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- The programs in this directory demonstrate how to use basic
- functions of MCT in several possible coupled configurations of
- two components.
- Each example is contained in one .F90 file.
- To compile:
- First make sure you have compiled MCT. See instructions in
- MCT/README
- Type "make" here or "make examples" in the top-level directory.
- To run: Consult your local documentation for how to run a parallel
- program. The examples below assume mpirun is available and you
- can run interactively. "script.babyblue" is an example of run script
- for IBM systems which use a queue manager.
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- twocomponent.concurrent.F90 - two components running concurrently on
- separate pools of processors.
- requires: at least 3 MPI processes
- to run: mpirun -np 3 twocon
- note: will not work with mpi-serial
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- twocomponent.sequential.F90 - two components running sequentially on
- the same processors. Uses arguments to pass data between models.
- Shows use of Rearranger.
- requires: at least 1 MPI process
- to run: mpirun -np 1 twoseq
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- twocomponent.seqNB.F90 - two components running sequentially on
- the same processors. Uses non-blocking MCT calls to pass data between
- models
- requires: at least 1 MPI process
- to run: mpirun -np 1 twoseqNB
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- twocomponentUneven.sequential.F90 - two components running sequentially but
- one model is only running on some of the shared processors.
- requires: no more than 12 processors
- to run: mpirun -np 2 twosequn
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