Hi,
Thanks for sharing that configuration! I successfully compiled wps 4.5.1 with your suggested entries for configure.wps (I've attached the full configure.wps file here). I was able to get ungrib & metgrid to run.
However, I'm still seeing an odd scrambling effect, but only for fields read in from grib2 files. Below is the resulting skintemp field (read from a grib1 file) on the left as an example and the SST (read from a grib2 file and exhibiting the scrambling effect) on the right:
As I described in my prior post, these same SST grib files are correctly processed with the SST field appearing normal when I use my previously compiled wps 4.5.1 built with intel. So it's not a problem with the file itself and it only seems to effect this one field (which is the only input that comes from a grib 2 file).
Could any compiler flags I'm using be causing this issue (which seems to be some sort of scrambling of the coordinates of the grid cells)?
Thanks for your help with compiling and I'd welcome your thoughts on this odd bug with reading grib2.
Megan
Thanks for sharing that configuration! I successfully compiled wps 4.5.1 with your suggested entries for configure.wps (I've attached the full configure.wps file here). I was able to get ungrib & metgrid to run.
However, I'm still seeing an odd scrambling effect, but only for fields read in from grib2 files. Below is the resulting skintemp field (read from a grib1 file) on the left as an example and the SST (read from a grib2 file and exhibiting the scrambling effect) on the right:
As I described in my prior post, these same SST grib files are correctly processed with the SST field appearing normal when I use my previously compiled wps 4.5.1 built with intel. So it's not a problem with the file itself and it only seems to effect this one field (which is the only input that comes from a grib 2 file).
Could any compiler flags I'm using be causing this issue (which seems to be some sort of scrambling of the coordinates of the grid cells)?
Thanks for your help with compiling and I'd welcome your thoughts on this odd bug with reading grib2.
Megan