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Same issue as AER-RC/LBLRTM#9. I'm posting here as a cross-reference in case other people run into errors like
Error: Actual argument contains too few elements for dummy argument ‘molcpl’ (38/47) at (1)
../src/lnfl.f:566:29:
566 | CALL CPSTOR_100 (molcpl,npl)
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Error: Actual argument contains too few elements for dummy argument ‘molcpl’ (38/47) at (1)
../src/lnfl.f:3817:18:
3817 | STR(I) = STR(I)/(VNU(I)*(1.0-EXP(-BETA0*VNU(I)))) LN15580
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with gfortran under Ubuntu 20.04 and later.
Editing the makefile similarly to the recommendation in AER-RC/LBLRTM#9 solves the problem.
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I added "-std=legacy" like the LBLRTM#9 form suggested, but I still get the same error. I am trying to run the lnfl.f file, but I stil get the errors. Can you give me any tips or suggestions to get past this?
Same issue as AER-RC/LBLRTM#9. I'm posting here as a cross-reference in case other people run into errors like
with gfortran under Ubuntu 20.04 and later.
Editing the makefile similarly to the recommendation in AER-RC/LBLRTM#9 solves the problem.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: