Functions and methods to debug, analyze and plot the 2d variable(s) used in the Continuum Model. The debugger can use two different engines to render the variable in a active plot: Python and MatLab.
To debug variable 2d, user have to: 1) put the ForTran code in the source file where they need to verify one (or more) variable(s); 2) use the "hmc_debug_launcher" to install all dependencies and run the debugger.
The previous points are explained as follows:
Python side
>> hmc_debug_launcher.shFortran side
On the source Fortran file, put the following call:
call debug_2dVar(dble(var_data_2d), rows, cols, 1, 2)To debug variable 2d, user have to: 1) install MatLab on your machine; 2) put the ForTran code in the source file where they need to verify one (or more) variable(s); 3) use the MatLab command-line to run the debugger.
The previous points are explained as follows:
MatLab side
On the same folder of the Continuum source files:
>> matlab -nosplash -nodesktop -r "debug_2dVar()"From an external folder of the Continuum source files:
>> matlab -nosplash -nodesktop -r "debug_2dVar(data_path)"Fortran side
On the source Fortran file, put the following call:
call debug_2dVar(dble(var_data_2d), rows, cols, 1, 1)