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when running parallel: no first flag in stdout command
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Bart Grasmeijer, modified 9 Years ago.
when running parallel: no first flag in stdout command
Youngling Posts: 5 Join Date: 3/24/11 Recent Posts 00
Dear all,
When running version 4.00.07.0892 in parallel (n = 2) on my machine I get the following message:
no first flag in stdout command
The message did not appear a few weeks ago. Since then, I installed another flow model also using MPICH2. Could this have messed up things a bit for Delft3D? How can I correct this?
By the way, the model runs fine despite the message.
The message does not appear on other machines.
cheers,
Bart
When running version 4.00.07.0892 in parallel (n = 2) on my machine I get the following message:
no first flag in stdout command
The message did not appear a few weeks ago. Since then, I installed another flow model also using MPICH2. Could this have messed up things a bit for Delft3D? How can I correct this?
By the way, the model runs fine despite the message.
The message does not appear on other machines.
cheers,
Bart