jscott/pkg_atm2d/accept_component_registrations.F

#include "ATM2D_OPTIONS.h"
#ifdef ATM2D_MPI_ON

CStartOfInterface
      SUBROUTINE ACCEPT_COMPONENT_REGISTRATIONS
C     /==========================================================\
C     | SUBROUTINE ACCEPT_COMPONENT_REGISTRATIONS                |
C     | o Routine to coordinate registration of component other  |
C     |   component processes.                                   |
C     |==========================================================|
C     | During registration each component process sends its     |
C     | attributes. Currently attributes are the layout of tiles |
C     | that the process owns. The 'Coupler' component (i.e. this|
C     | process) stores these attributes. Subsequent transfers   |
C     | to/from the 'Coupler' process implicitly assume these    |
C     | gridding attributes. Only one set of attributes is       |
C     | allowed per process. The dimension arguments in the      |
C     | 'Coupler' process calls to the registration routine are  |
C     | used to check consistency. The tile interior extents     |
C     | registered by a component have to lie within the global  |
C     | extents set in the 'Coupler' process for that component. |
C     \==========================================================/
      IMPLICIT NONE
C     === GLobal variables ==
#include "CPLIDS.h"
#include "OCNSIZE.h"
#include "OCNIDS.h"

CEndOfInterface

C     === Local variables ===

C     During registration the coupler process collects attributes from each 
C     of the "component" participants. It collects the attributes from each 
C     participating component in turn. Individual components comprise of one 
C     or more processes. Each component process does its own registration call 
C     to report its attributes. The attributes that are collected
C     include information on the grid region that a particular process "owns"
C     and sends out information from.

C     Get attributes for ocean component.
      CALL CPL_REGISTER_OCN


      RETURN
      END

#endif

1	jscott	1.2	#include "ATM2D_OPTIONS.h"
2	jscott	1.1	#ifdef ATM2D_MPI_ON
3
4			CStartOfInterface
5			SUBROUTINE ACCEPT_COMPONENT_REGISTRATIONS
6			C /==========================================================\
7			C \| SUBROUTINE ACCEPT_COMPONENT_REGISTRATIONS \|
8			C \| o Routine to coordinate registration of component other \|
9			C \| component processes. \|
10			C \|==========================================================\|
11			C \| During registration each component process sends its \|
12			C \| attributes. Currently attributes are the layout of tiles \|
13			C \| that the process owns. The 'Coupler' component (i.e. this\|
14			C \| process) stores these attributes. Subsequent transfers \|
15			C \| to/from the 'Coupler' process implicitly assume these \|
16			C \| gridding attributes. Only one set of attributes is \|
17			C \| allowed per process. The dimension arguments in the \|
18			C \| 'Coupler' process calls to the registration routine are \|
19			C \| used to check consistency. The tile interior extents \|
20			C \| registered by a component have to lie within the global \|
21			C \| extents set in the 'Coupler' process for that component. \|
22			C \==========================================================/
23			IMPLICIT NONE
24			C === GLobal variables ==
25			#include "CPLIDS.h"
26			#include "OCNSIZE.h"
27			#include "OCNIDS.h"
28
29			CEndOfInterface
30
31			C === Local variables ===
32
33			C During registration the coupler process collects attributes from each
34			C of the "component" participants. It collects the attributes from each
35			C participating component in turn. Individual components comprise of one
36			C or more processes. Each component process does its own registration call
37			C to report its attributes. The attributes that are collected
38			C include information on the grid region that a particular process "owns"
39			C and sends out information from.
40
41			C Get attributes for ocean component.
42			CALL CPL_REGISTER_OCN
43
44
45			RETURN
46			END
47
48			#endif
49