In order to facilitate the merge of the GEOS-Chem-KPP with the
MECCA-KPP, I've started to harmonize the memory sizes in several src/*
files in the new branch patch_memory. As you can see in the code, KPP is
now able to handle much larger chemical mechanisms. The CI tests have
passed:
Before merging my changes into dev, I think it would be good if you test
the new code also in the real GEOS-Chem. I expect that (apart from
azure) there is no problem to have MAX_EQN and MAX_SPECIES > 1023.
Hello all,
In order to facilitate the merge of the GEOS-Chem-KPP with the MECCA-KPP, I've started to harmonize the memory sizes in several src/* files in the new branch patch_memory. As you can see in the code, KPP is now able to handle much larger chemical mechanisms. The CI tests have passed:
https://dev.azure.com/KineticPreProcessor/KPP/_build
However, I did have to apply a small trick to achieve this. Because of azure memory limitations, I had to reduce MAX_EQN and MAX_SPECIES to
https://github.com/KineticPreProcessor/KPP/pull/12#issuecomment-950326030
Before merging my changes into dev, I think it would be good if you test the new code also in the real GEOS-Chem. I expect that (apart from azure) there is no problem to have MAX_EQN and MAX_SPECIES > 1023.