Hi,
(by the way, a "hai" is in german a shark :-) )
this error may have several sources.
- One is a wrong integer type in the udunits.F90 file. This
depends on how your udunits library has been generated. Ask your
system administrator for details.
It happens in
subroutine get_cal_time(time,units,yr,mon,day,hr,min,sec)
If iret has a wrong integer type the return value is not zero
and an error is detected.
- The other possible source is a missing lowercase in
time_interp_external.F90
Make sure that the call of get_cal_time is like this:
call get_cal_time(tstamp(j),trim(lowercase(units) ...
I have also seen a file time_interp_external.F90 with
call get_cal_time(tstamp(j),lowercase(trim(units)) ...
This does not work with some compilers and results in errors
like yours.
For a quick check I propose that you make ncdump with tau.nc. I
guess you will have a capital "DAYS" there (or in another file)
as time units. If you ncdump to an ASCII file, use an editor to
change uppercase forms of physical units (only of units nothing
else) to lowercase units and generate a new netcdf-file with
ncgen, the model should run. The nco-tools could be used to do
the same.
However, the better and permanent fix should be to introduce the
"lowercase" in time_interp_external.F90.
Greetings and good luck,
Martin Schmidt
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