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Small fixes for test cases that fail under gfortran #222
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…-rad variable is supplied as a float when it should be an integrer. Intel accepts this, but gfortran does not. Changing input to an integer fixes the problem.
…though intel compiler does not.
Nice! Looks good at a glance, happy to review next week once the trip tests confirm it's all working :) |
I've finally got back to running the trip tests properly for this p/r. I've run the tests for an intel compiler and the gfortran compiler. The results for the intel compiler are as follows:
All the tests have passed, so these modifications make no difference to the running of the code under intel compilation. |
I also ran the tests under gfortran compilation:
There were 4 fails, all of which are because the current version of the master (403f230) fails to run those test cases with gfortran. But all of these problems should be fixed by this p/r. The other tests passing is further confirmation that these modifications work alright. I'm therefore happy that the trip tests are clean, and it'd be great if these changes could be merged in soon. |
@RuthG - now that I've put up the trip test results, would you be happy to review this for me? |
Looks good to me! |
Thanks @RuthG - would you mind doing a review and approving it so that I can merge it in? Thanks! |
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Changes are minor bug fixes, confirmed not to influence trip tests on intel compilers. I am happy for these to be merged in, thanks for spotting it all Stephen! :)
Thanks @RuthG |
As described in #221, some of the test cases are failing when run under gfortran. I've identified and fixed two of these 3 issues, and am working on the 3rd. The changes are as follows:
I'm running the trip tests on these now to see what progress I might have made, but as they all failed previously, this is more just to check that they now run.