Closed jayeshkrishna closed 8 years ago
ACME now builds locally (not checked in) with PIO1 and PIO2. However the model runs fails with PIO2. I will try to get ACME changes for PIO2 tested with PIO1 and check them in. Then will work on getting ACME working with PIO2.
@jayeshkrishna : just a warning: ACME regression tests run HOMME standalone tests, and the HOMME standalone driver is also making PIO calls. So that code will have to be upgraded as well.
Thanks for the heads up @mt5555 . I will try the regression tests too then.
Verified that the HOMME regression tests work after merging (locally) the branch to next on Cetus
The Integration tests (with comparison) work on blues+intel after merging (locally) the branch to next
Waiting for SMS.ne30_oEC.A_WCYCL2000 to work on Cetus or Edison (tried on blues but this test fails during initialization - possibly a memory issue) before merging to next
Verified that a 2-day run of SMS.ne30_oEC.A_WCYCL2000 runs successfully on Edison (intel) after merging locally to next.
ACME currently supports PIO1. PIO2 has introduced some changes to the existing interfaces and the code (components) in ACME needs to be modified to support the PIO2 interface.
PIO1 included in ACME provides support for both PIO1 and PIO2 interfaces. Some changes required for PIO2 supported was also added in 7a3eefd5d5d5edb1acad7f304da1921fd4243ead