This PR introduces a new framework routine, mpas_framework_report_settings, that reports compile-time options and run-time settings to the log file. For example, the following is written by the routine when MPAS is compiled with the nvhpc build target with OPENACC=true:
Output from 'git describe --dirty': v8.1.0-dirty
Compile-time options:
Build target: nvhpc
OpenMP support: no
OpenACC support: yes
Default real precision: single
Compiler flags: optimize
I/O layer: SMIOL
Run-time settings:
MPI task count: 4
The output is core-independent, and any core can therefore invoke the mpas_framework_report_settings, for example, in its setup_log routine.
As part of this PR, a call to mpas_framework_report_settings has been added to the test core's test_setup_log routine, and copy-and-paste code for writing the same compile-time option and run-time setting information in the init_atmosphere and atmosphere cores has been replaced with calls to mpas_framework_report_settings.
This PR introduces a new framework routine,
mpas_framework_report_settings, that reports compile-time options and run-time settings to the log file. For example, the following is written by the routine when MPAS is compiled with thenvhpcbuild target withOPENACC=true:The output is core-independent, and any core can therefore invoke the
mpas_framework_report_settings, for example, in itssetup_logroutine.As part of this PR, a call to
mpas_framework_report_settingshas been added to the test core'stest_setup_logroutine, and copy-and-paste code for writing the same compile-time option and run-time setting information in the init_atmosphere and atmosphere cores has been replaced with calls tompas_framework_report_settings.