Bugfix for issue "NEMS hash 044400a8eea19d1ce991a2adaa0b369ed0e067c7 and head of develop broken for GNU compilers" #42
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Thanks! Fixing the bug in ufs-weather-model after merging this PR will require updating the hash to the top of develop in ufs-weather-model (I am currently updating the PR and testing it with ufs-weather-model). |
Let me know how the testing goes. I will merge the PR. Thanks! |
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I updated this PR and merged the develop branch in, then ran the tests on hera for the ufs-weather-model ( |
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src/module_EARTH_GRID_COMP.F90: bugfix for GNU compiler, lengths of strings have to match
see #41
This compiles with gcc/gfortran on macOS.
Note: this PR was created on top of hash 044400a, which is used by the ufs-weather-model; the head of develop seem to have advanced beyond this.