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VIC test is failing at f09 resolution with signal #384
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This passed with the cime update to the latest master. I'll close this if it continues to pass. |
This passed again in my rerun of the test suite. I'll close it when I bring my cime-update branch to master. |
Update cime to cime5.7.3 Update cime from cime5.6.10 to cime5.7.3. To support this change, there are also minor code changes related to the pause-resume implementation (from Erik Kluzek). Fixes #384
Update cime to cime5.7.3 Update cime from cime5.6.10 to cime5.7.3. To support this change, there are also minor code changes related to the pause-resume implementation (from Erik Kluzek). Fixes ESCOMP#384
This is failing for me on the I haven't had it fail for me on master since this issue was closed, so I'm tentatively still thinking that this is fixed on master. But I'm going to add it back to the ExpectedFails list on the release branch. |
Update cime to cime5.7.3 Update cime from cime5.6.10 to cime5.7.3. To support this change, there are also minor code changes related to the pause-resume implementation (from Erik Kluzek). Fixes ESCOMP#384
Update cime to cime5.7.3 Update cime from cime5.6.10 to cime5.7.3. To support this change, there are also minor code changes related to the pause-resume implementation (from Erik Kluzek). Fixes ESCOMP#384
It looks like this is actually working of late on the release branch. It failed in release-clm5.0.10 (at least output files weren't created), and it failed before release-clm5.0.04. But, there's been a long string if it just running fine. |
In clm5.0.dev011 the ERP_D_Ld5.f09_g17.I2000Clm50Vic.cheyenne_intel.clm-vrtlay test started failing with a signal trap (floating point error or a memory error?).
I ran SMS tests at lower resolutions f10_g37 and f19_g17 successfully. So this maybe an issue at this specific resolution. This tag did lower the number of processors used by default for f09.
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