Closed tclune closed 8 months ago
Gerhard (@theurich), I assigned this to you, but if you don't think that you'll have time to do it, let me know and I'll take a look.
Bob (@oehmke ), I just assigned it to myself (but left you as well). I think this is just a simple doc fix. The ESMF_HConfig
does not connect to ESMF_Base
, and hence not integrated into ESMF garbage collection. Just a copy-n-paste issue about the sentence in the docs that should not be there. I will double check, and then correct the doc.
Ah! that makes sense about ESMF_Base. Thanks!
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Bob @.*** https://github.com/oehmke ), I just assigned it to myself (but left you as well). I think this is just a simple doc fix. The ESMF_HConfig does not connect to ESMF_Base, and hence not integrated into ESMF garbage collection. Just a copy-n-paste issue about the sentence in the docs that should not be there. I will double check, and then correct the doc.
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The doc fix is on develop
and shows online at:
https://earthsystemmodeling.org/docs/nightly/develop/ESMF_refdoc/node6.html#SECTION0601051900000000000000
Currently
ESMF_HConfigDestroy
does not have thenogarbage
argument, but the procedure documentation says:"By default a small remnant of the object is kept in memory in order to prevent problems with dangling aliases. The default garbage collection mechanism can be overridden with the noGarbage argument."