Hello all,
I was wondering which are the values corresponding to "CS_PHYSICAL_MODEL_FLAG".
There ares tests in the code "CS_PHYSICAL_MODEL_FLAG<=0" or "CS_PHYSICAL_MODEL_FLAG>=2" but I can't find in the documentation or in the source code a comment section to explain theses tests/values.
Best regards,
Camille B.
use of CS_PHYSICAL_MODEL_FLAG
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Yvan Fournier
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Re: use of CS_PHYSICAL_MODEL_FLAG
Hello,
Yes, the documentation is incomplete. This term is the C equivalent of ippmod(iphpar) in Fortran:
- 0: no specific physics
- 1: switch on the specific physics
- 2: switch on the specific physics plus radiative transfer with a parametric file
I don't know who thought that using the same indicator for something very generic ("a sepcific model is used") with something very specific (a certain radiative module confuguration) was a good idea, so we'll probably need to clean this up, but at least this is how it works today.
Best regards,
Yvan
Yes, the documentation is incomplete. This term is the C equivalent of ippmod(iphpar) in Fortran:
- 0: no specific physics
- 1: switch on the specific physics
- 2: switch on the specific physics plus radiative transfer with a parametric file
I don't know who thought that using the same indicator for something very generic ("a sepcific model is used") with something very specific (a certain radiative module confuguration) was a good idea, so we'll probably need to clean this up, but at least this is how it works today.
Best regards,
Yvan