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In ocn_comp_nuocp.F90, the prefix !$omp <something openmp> is used in a non-standard way. #379

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mvertens opened this issue Aug 20, 2024 · 1 comment · May be fixed by #422
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In ocn_comp_nuocp.F90, the prefix !$omp <something openmp> is used in a non-standard way. #379

mvertens opened this issue Aug 20, 2024 · 1 comment · May be fixed by #422

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          For all other OMP calls, the prefix `!$omp <something openmp>` is used. I find it strange that this is not required here. Is this documented somewhere?

Originally posted by @TomasTorsvik in #377 (comment)

@mvertens mvertens changed the title For all other OMP calls, the prefix !$omp <something openmp> is used. I find it strange that this is not required here. Is this documented somewhere? In ocn_comp_nuocp.F90, the prefix !$omp <something openmp> is used in a non-standard way. Aug 20, 2024
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TomasTorsvik commented Aug 20, 2024

There are 1505 instances of !$in the master code, 1504 continues !$omp and a single instance without this continuation.

The odd one out is ocn_comp_nuopc.F90; L404.

!$    call omp_set_num_threads(nthrds)

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