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! $Id$ |
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! Module/Routines extracted from IOIPSL v2_1_8 |
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MODULE ioipsl_errioipsl |
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!$Id: errioipsl.f90 386 2008-09-04 08:38:48Z bellier $ |
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!- |
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! This software is governed by the CeCILL license |
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! See IOIPSL/IOIPSL_License_CeCILL.txt |
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!--------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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IMPLICIT NONE |
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!- |
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PRIVATE |
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PUBLIC :: ipslnlf, ipslerr, ipslerr_act, ipslerr_inq, histerr, ipsldbg |
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INTEGER :: n_l=6, ilv_cur=0, ilv_max=0 |
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LOGICAL :: ioipsl_debug=.FALSE., lact_mode=.TRUE. |
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!=== |
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CONTAINS |
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SUBROUTINE ipslnlf (new_number,old_number) |
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!!-------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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!! The "ipslnlf" routine allows to know and modify |
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!! the current logical number for the messages. |
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!! |
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!! SUBROUTINE ipslnlf (new_number,old_number) |
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!! |
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!! Optional INPUT argument |
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!! |
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!! (I) new_number : new logical number of the file |
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!! |
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!! Optional OUTPUT argument |
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!! (I) old_number : current logical number of the file |
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!!-------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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IMPLICIT NONE |
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INTEGER,OPTIONAL,INTENT(IN) :: new_number |
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INTEGER,OPTIONAL,INTENT(OUT) :: old_number |
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IF (PRESENT(old_number)) THEN |
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old_number = n_l |
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ENDIF |
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IF (PRESENT(new_number)) THEN |
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n_l = new_number |
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ENDIF |
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END SUBROUTINE ipslnlf |
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!=== |
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SUBROUTINE ipslerr (plev,pcname,pstr1,pstr2,pstr3) |
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!! The "ipslerr" routine |
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!! allows to handle the messages to the user. |
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!! |
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!! INPUT |
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!! plev : Category of message to be reported to the user |
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!! 1 = Note to the user |
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!! 2 = Warning to the user |
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!! 3 = Fatal error |
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!! pcname : Name of subroutine which has called ipslerr |
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!! pstr1 |
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!! pstr2 : Strings containing the explanations to the user |
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!! pstr3 |
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IMPLICIT NONE |
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INTEGER :: plev |
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CHARACTER(LEN=*) :: pcname,pstr1,pstr2,pstr3 |
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CHARACTER(LEN=30),DIMENSION(3) :: pemsg = & |
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& (/ "NOTE TO THE USER FROM ROUTINE ", & |
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& "WARNING FROM ROUTINE ", & |
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& "FATAL ERROR FROM ROUTINE " /) |
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IF ( (plev >= 1).AND.(plev <= 3) ) THEN |
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ilv_cur = plev |
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ilv_max = MAX(ilv_max,plev) |
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WRITE(n_l,'(/,A," ",A)') TRIM(pemsg(plev)),TRIM(pcname) |
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WRITE(n_l,'(3(" --> ",A,/))') TRIM(pstr1),TRIM(pstr2),TRIM(pstr3) |
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ENDIF |
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IF ( (plev == 3).AND.lact_mode) THEN |
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STOP 'Fatal error from IOIPSL. See stdout for more details' |
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ENDIF |
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END SUBROUTINE ipslerr |
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SUBROUTINE ipslerr_act (new_mode,old_mode) |
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!! The "ipslerr_act" routine allows to know and modify |
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!! the current "action mode" for the error messages, |
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!! and reinitialize the error level values. |
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!! SUBROUTINE ipslerr_act (new_mode,old_mode) |
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!! Optional INPUT argument |
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!! (I) new_mode : new error action mode |
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!! .TRUE. -> STOP in case of fatal error |
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!! .FALSE. -> CONTINUE in case of fatal error |
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!! Optional OUTPUT argument |
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!! (I) old_mode : current error action mode |
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!!-------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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IMPLICIT NONE |
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LOGICAL,OPTIONAL,INTENT(IN) :: new_mode |
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LOGICAL,OPTIONAL,INTENT(OUT) :: old_mode |
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IF (PRESENT(old_mode)) THEN |
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old_mode = lact_mode |
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ENDIF |
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IF (PRESENT(new_mode)) THEN |
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lact_mode = new_mode |
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ENDIF |
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ilv_cur = 0 |
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ilv_max = 0 |
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END SUBROUTINE ipslerr_act |
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SUBROUTINE ipslerr_inq (current_level,maximum_level) |
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!! The "ipslerr_inq" routine allows to know |
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!! the current level of the error messages |
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!! and the maximum level encountered since the |
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!! last call to "ipslerr_act". |
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!! SUBROUTINE ipslerr_inq (current_level,maximum_level) |
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!! Optional OUTPUT argument |
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!! (I) current_level : current error level |
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!! (I) maximum_level : maximum error level |
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IMPLICIT NONE |
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INTEGER,OPTIONAL,INTENT(OUT) :: current_level,maximum_level |
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IF (PRESENT(current_level)) THEN |
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current_level = ilv_cur |
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ENDIF |
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IF (PRESENT(maximum_level)) THEN |
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maximum_level = ilv_max |
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ENDIF |
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END SUBROUTINE ipslerr_inq |
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SUBROUTINE histerr (plev,pcname,pstr1,pstr2,pstr3) |
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!- INPUT |
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!- plev : Category of message to be reported to the user |
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!- 1 = Note to the user |
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!- 2 = Warning to the user |
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!- 3 = Fatal error |
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!- pcname : Name of subroutine which has called histerr |
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!- pstr1 |
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!- pstr2 : String containing the explanations to the user |
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!- pstr3 |
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IMPLICIT NONE |
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INTEGER :: plev |
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CHARACTER(LEN=*) :: pcname,pstr1,pstr2,pstr3 |
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CHARACTER(LEN=30),DIMENSION(3) :: pemsg = & |
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& (/ "NOTE TO THE USER FROM ROUTINE ", & |
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& "WARNING FROM ROUTINE ", & |
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& "FATAL ERROR FROM ROUTINE " /) |
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IF ( (plev >= 1).AND.(plev <= 3) ) THEN |
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WRITE(*,'(" ")') |
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WRITE(*,'(A," ",A)') TRIM(pemsg(plev)),TRIM(pcname) |
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WRITE(*,'(" --> ",A)') pstr1 |
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WRITE(*,'(" --> ",A)') pstr2 |
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WRITE(*,'(" --> ",A)') pstr3 |
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ENDIF |
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IF (plev == 3) THEN |
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STOP 'Fatal error from IOIPSL. See stdout for more details' |
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ENDIF |
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END SUBROUTINE histerr |
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SUBROUTINE ipsldbg (new_status,old_status) |
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!!-------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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!! The "ipsldbg" routine |
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!! allows to activate or deactivate the debug, |
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!! and to know the current status of the debug. |
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!! SUBROUTINE ipsldbg (new_status,old_status) |
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!! Optional INPUT argument |
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!! (L) new_status : new status of the debug |
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!! Optional OUTPUT argument |
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!! (L) old_status : current status of the debug |
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IMPLICIT NONE |
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LOGICAL,OPTIONAL,INTENT(IN) :: new_status |
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LOGICAL,OPTIONAL,INTENT(OUT) :: old_status |
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IF (PRESENT(old_status)) THEN |
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old_status = ioipsl_debug |
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ENDIF |
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IF (PRESENT(new_status)) THEN |
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ioipsl_debug = new_status |
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ENDIF |
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END SUBROUTINE ipsldbg |
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END MODULE ioipsl_errioipsl |
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