Running petar.find.dt with bse enabled

[JoRdAnB421]

I am having some problems understanding the error from the check.perf.test.log file when I run the petar.find.dt tool on my cluster (which I created from mcluster). This is the command that I submitted:

petar.find.dt -o 8 -a "--stellar-evolution 1 --detect-interrupt" ../mcluster/test_10000_run.txt.input

and this fails after a single time step with the error message in check.perf.test.log as follows:

I am not sure what I am doing wrong here and so any assistance is much appreciated.

[lwang-astro]

The option used in petar.find.dt is incorrect. --detect-interrupt requires one argument. But you don't need to provide '--stellar-evolution' and '--detect-interrupt' if the default values are used.

[JoRdAnB421]

Okay I see, thank you for the clarification! Can I check what the default values are for these two parameters?

[JoRdAnB421]

As an extra comment, I have added the parameter required for --detect-interrupt so that the command line reads:

petar.find.dt -m 2 -o 8 -a "--stellar-evolution 1 --detect-interrupt 1" ../mcluster/test_10000_run.txt.input

This resolves the error I was facing before, however presents a new issue in the log files:

Thank you very much for your help.

[lwang-astro]

Which fortran compiler did you use? For gfortran, I did not get this error.

[JoRdAnB421]

As far as I am aware I am also using gfortran.

[lwang-astro]

Are you using Mac OS?

[lwang-astro]

I did not got this error in Linux. One simple solution is comment out the line 23-25

23      do K=0,14
24         write(*,*) ktype(k,:)
25      end do

in bse-interface/bse/print_const.f

[JoRdAnB421]

I am running this on a computing cluster which uses Linux, I will try commenting out those lines and see if that helps.

Thanks for your help