This PR has a commits which has some general cleanup of the code.
The first commit removes '$' from variables, and thus also removes the -fdollar-ok when compiling with gfortran. This simplifies compiling a bit more for users, as users who compiling with an MPI installtion (e.g. the mpifort executable), the machine_settings.make file would not add -fdollar-ok to the FFLAGS. Rather than adding a another case for mpifort (which may be any compiler), just remove the '$' from variable names.
Another commit ignores .dat files that are generated by this tool, the cube_to_target and bin_to_cube executables and other files that should not be included when using git status (e.g. .swp, .swo vim files).
Lastly, it adds a reference to the cube sphere on the MMM file systems and adds the MPAS 15-3 km and MPAS 60-3 km cases to experiment_settings.make.
This PR has a commits which has some general cleanup of the code.
The first commit removes '$' from variables, and thus also removes the
-fdollar-okwhen compiling with gfortran. This simplifies compiling a bit more for users, as users who compiling with an MPI installtion (e.g. thempifortexecutable), themachine_settings.makefile would not add-fdollar-okto the FFLAGS. Rather than adding a another case for mpifort (which may be any compiler), just remove the '$' from variable names.Another commit ignores .dat files that are generated by this tool, the cube_to_target and bin_to_cube executables and other files that should not be included when using
git status(e.g..swp, .swovim files).Lastly, it adds a reference to the cube sphere on the MMM file systems and adds the MPAS 15-3 km and MPAS 60-3 km cases to
experiment_settings.make.