I haven't been able to get this branch to run yet when using target_grid_type="file".
Here are some bugs I found, but there are more. In particular, certain fields, like lat-U, lon-U, lat-V, lon-V aren't fully defined when target_grid_type="file", so there are crashes when trying to output the final file.
Conservative interpolation does not seem to yet work with this branch, at least when using target_grid_type="file".
About the the PNETCDF statements...they were giving me a problem. I probably could have fixed this by playing with my environment. But I was lazy so I just made them regular NETCDF open statements. Is using PNETCDF a major resource saver? If not, why the change? It just makes things more complicated in terms of compiling to require PNETCDF.
Okay I've made these changes in my branch along with some others and the issues you found should be resolved so hopefully you can get some better tests done .
I haven't been able to get this branch to run yet when using target_grid_type="file".
Here are some bugs I found, but there are more. In particular, certain fields, like lat-U, lon-U, lat-V, lon-V aren't fully defined when target_grid_type="file", so there are crashes when trying to output the final file.
Conservative interpolation does not seem to yet work with this branch, at least when using target_grid_type="file".
About the the PNETCDF statements...they were giving me a problem. I probably could have fixed this by playing with my environment. But I was lazy so I just made them regular NETCDF open statements. Is using PNETCDF a major resource saver? If not, why the change? It just makes things more complicated in terms of compiling to require PNETCDF.