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UPP refactor phase 2 from Bo Cui #233
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Looks straightforward to me 👍
I was originally going to suggest skipping the changes in the already-commented lines but I think it's better to do a future commit removing unnecessarily commented code blocks.
@WenMeng-NOAA Wen, should I resolve the conflicts in file sorc/ncep_post.fd/CALRAD_WCLOUD_newcrtm.f on Github directly? or I made modifications on local machine and then commit it? Bo |
@BoCui-NOAA Did you sync your branch with the latest changes from upstream/develop? |
@WenMeng-NOAA Wen, I already sync my branch from upstream/develop, new changes for file CALRAD_WCLOUD_newcrtm.f was committed. Bo |
@BoCui-NOAA The conflicting is still here. It looks to me you add the last upstream/develop changes as your development. |
@BoCui-NOAA I don't see the PR #230 in the commit log of your feature branch. |
@BoCui-NOAA Now your branch looks good to me. |
Update FV3-LAM flat files and ncep_post executable names (NOAA-EMC#237)
The regression tests were conducted on WCOSS Dell, Cray and NOAA R&D machine Hera. No changed results were found. This PR is ready for merging. |
…#233) ## DESCRIPTION OF CHANGES: Updating the update_fork.pl script for user forks to update the develop branch (which is now the default) rather than community_develop ## TESTS CONDUCTED: Updated my own fork using the new version of this script
UPP Refactor phase 2 merge:
add "implicit none" statements
Modernize inequality statements, change the relational operators from Fortran 77 to 90.