Open zzuwpf opened 3 months ago
Fortran runtime error: End of file
This error message suggests that the number of lines in your file is too short. Check if the number of nodes on the fault (bc%nglob) is equal to 771 - 3 = 768.
Fortran runtime error: End of file
This error message suggests that the number of lines in your file is too short. Check if the number of nodes on the fault (bc%nglob) is equal to 771 - 3 = 768.
@jpampuero Hi! Thank you for your careful advice. Unfortunately the number of faulty nodes in my input file is already equal to 768 and I still get this error. May I ask where I can start to solve this problem? I am attaching input_file.txt and Par_file_faults for the review. Allow me to clarify that the Par_file_faults file does not support direct uploads, so I copied its contents in a txt file. input_file.txt
Can you check if the value of the variable called bc%nglob in the code is equal to 768? (you need to add a print statement in the code, recompile and rerun)
Can you check if the value of the variable called bc%nglob in the code is equal to 768? (you need to add a print statement in the code, recompile and rerun)
@jpampuero Hi!When I tried to put the input_file.txt file of the TPV16 case directly into my case for calculation I found that it was calculable, I think the variable named bc%nglob is using the default value in Specfem3d.The input_file.txt file of the TPV16 case has its rows as 167304, so I assume that bc%nglob has a default value of that number. Maybe it's because of this issue. But how should I modify it?
@jpampuero I'm sorry that I still haven't been able to solve the problem. Could you please give me some suggestions?
Please follow my suggestion of two weeks ago.
@jpampuero Thank you very much. I'll try again
Hi
When I try to run my case in TPV16 mode, Specfem3D prompts me that my input_file.txt file is in the wrong format. The error is reported as follows.
But I checked and found that my data entry was not obviously out of format. What should I do to resolve this issue, please? The following is a portion of the data in my input_file.txt file with a total of 771 lines.