My COAMPStm run aborted with segmentation fault. What went wrong?
segmentation fault means not enough memory. The first thing you need to check is the stack size. COAMPStm version 2 has most of it’s memory on the stack. You can use the command limit to check the default setting. If the stack size is indeed too small, you can use the command “unlimit” to set it to the maximum. For Born shells (COAMPStm run script), the command is “ulimit”. Another way is to ask your system manager to reconfigure your account so the default stack size is set to the maximum. Q: What’s the difference between “accumulated total precipitation” (ttl_prcp_accu) and “bucket total precipitation” (ttl_prcp)? When I put in ttl_prcp_aacu in the ocards It doesn’t appear that ttl_prcp_accu gives us anything. A: The “accumulated total precipitation” (ttl_prcp_accu) is the standard output from the COAMPStm subroutine “iosig.F”. It is not output by the ocards, but through the COAMPStm sigma output. The namelist variables ifsave, ksavef, and isavefrq control when to output sigma and so
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