C $Header: /u/gcmpack/MITgcm/model/src/do_write_pickup.F,v 1.6 2008/02/25 20:57:24 mlosch Exp $
C $Name: $
#include "PACKAGES_CONFIG.h"
#include "CPP_OPTIONS.h"
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CBOP
C !ROUTINE: DO_WRITE_PICKUP
C !INTERFACE:
SUBROUTINE DO_WRITE_PICKUP(
I modelEnd,
I myTime, myIter, myThid )
C !DESCRIPTION:
C This is the controlling routine that decides when to write restart
C (or "pickup" or "checkpoint" ) files. Then it calls 2 subroutines
C to write the main-model pickup and each package pickup files.
C
C Both ``rolling-pickup'' files and permanent pickup files
C are written from here. A rolling pickup works through a circular
C list of suffices. Generally the circular list has two entries so
C that a rolling pickup will overwrite the last rolling
C pickup but one. This is useful for running long jobs without
C filling too much disk space. In a permanent pickup, data is
C written suffixed by the current timestep number. Permanent
C pickups can be used to provide snap-shots from which the
C model can be restarted.
C !USES:
IMPLICIT NONE
#include "SIZE.h"
#include "EEPARAMS.h"
#include "PARAMS.h"
#include "RESTART.h"
LOGICAL DIFFERENT_MULTIPLE
EXTERNAL
C !INPUT PARAMETERS:
C modelEnd :: true if call at end of model run.
C myTime :: Current time of simulation ( s )
C myIter :: Iteration number
C myThid :: Thread number for this instance of the routine.
LOGICAL modelEnd
INTEGER myThid
INTEGER myIter
_RL myTime
CEOP
C !LOCAL VARIABLES:
C permPickup :: Flag indicating whether a permanent pickup will
C be written.
C tempPickup :: Flag indicating if it is time to write a non-permanent
C pickup (that will be permanent if permPickup=T)
C fn :: Temp. for building file name string.
C msgBuf :: message buffer
LOGICAL permPickup, tempPickup
CHARACTER*(MAX_LEN_FNAM) fn
CHARACTER*(MAX_LEN_MBUF) msgBuf
permPickup = .FALSE.
tempPickup = .FALSE.
permPickup =
& DIFFERENT_MULTIPLE(pChkPtFreq,myTime,deltaTClock)
tempPickup =
& DIFFERENT_MULTIPLE( chkPtFreq,myTime,deltaTClock)
#ifdef ALLOW_CAL
IF ( useCAL ) THEN
CALL CAL_TIME2DUMP( pChkPtFreq, deltaTClock,
U permPickup,
I myTime, myIter, myThid )
CALL CAL_TIME2DUMP( chkPtFreq, deltaTClock,
U tempPickup,
I myTime, myIter, myThid )
ENDIF
#endif
IF ( (modelEnd.AND.writePickupAtEnd)
& .OR. permPickup .OR. tempPickup ) THEN
C-- this is time to write pickup files
C- write a pickup for each package which need it to restart
CALL PACKAGES_WRITE_PICKUP(
I permPickup, myTime, myIter, myThid )
C- write main model pickup
IF ( .NOT.useOffLine ) THEN
CALL WRITE_PICKUP(
I permPickup, myTime, myIter, myThid )
ENDIF
_BEGIN_MASTER(myThid)
C- Write suffix for stdout information
IF ( permPickup ) THEN
WRITE(fn,'(I10.10)') myIter
ELSE
WRITE(fn,'(A)') checkPtSuff(nCheckLev)
ENDIF
C- Write information to stdout so there is a record that
C writing the pickup was completed
WRITE(msgBuf,'(A11,I10,1X,A10)')
& "%CHECKPOINT ",myIter,fn
CALL PRINT_MESSAGE( msgBuf, standardMessageUnit,
& SQUEEZE_RIGHT, myThid )
C- Update pickup level for the next time we write pickup
IF ( .NOT. permPickup ) THEN
nCheckLev = MOD(nCheckLev, maxNoChkptLev)+1
ENDIF
_END_MASTER(myThid)
ELSEIF ( modelEnd ) THEN
WRITE(msgBuf,'(A)')
& "Did not write pickup because writePickupAtEnd = FALSE"
CALL PRINT_MESSAGE( msgBuf, standardMessageUnit,
& SQUEEZE_RIGHT, myThid )
C-- time to write pickup files: end
ENDIF
RETURN
END