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Release Notes, Test Results, and Known Problems

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Release Notes

Tag name: ccsm4_0_a01
Originator(s): cseg
Date: Fri Jan 15 2010
One-line Summary: First ccsm4.0 alpha release tag. 

This tag is the first released of the ccsm4.0 alpha code.
The purpose of alpha code releases is testing leading up to a final release.
Release tag ccsm4_0_a01 corresponds to internal release candidate ccsm4_0_rel03
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Software Engineering Test Record


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Known Problems

  

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Description: Threading trouble with transient 20th Century mode for clm
Date       : 01/25/2010
Contact    : erik
Information: See bug 1102

CLM has problems using threading for transient land-use mode when it reads in
a new piece of dynamic land-use data (on year boundaries). Most examples of
this cause the model to die. It does seem to get past the problem if you run
CLM with OUT threading.

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Description: The F compset, T31_T31 resolution case has a dataset problem
Date       : 15 January 2010
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Description: The F compset, T31_gx3v7 resolution case has a known problem in terms of different
             processor counts
Date       : 15 January 2010
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Information: The F compset at the T31_gx3v7 resolution does not produce bit-for-bit identical
             solutions if the processor counts are changed.  This problem is presently being
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Description: The pgi7.2.2 compiler does not work for clm
Date       : 15 January 2010
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