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v4.8.1.3 Methane module, multiple fertilizers, compile warning reduction #273
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…e, Ceres-maize, CASUPRO, sugarcane
…on of methane model - also allow fertilizers to update buffer capacity to inhibit methane production
OK - just seeing that there are conflicts with Thiago's file changes. I didn't see any conflicts on my machine. Will have to investigate. |
- compiles with NO WARNINGS!!! - not yet thoroughly tested so don't celebrate yet.
The compile warnings have been fully eliminated with this version, with today's update. I tested the following:
All the above tested without issues. |
… gfortran compiler
Thiago got a compile error because of the SYSTEM functions listed in the EXTERNAL statements. I removed them in this version. |
@thiagoferreira53 @fabiooliveira72 @kthorp |
Hi Cheryl! Yes, I can check that too. I think this is some cyclical dependency based on the system. I will report back if I find anything. |
Hi @chporter! I tested your branch compared with the latest DSSAT/develop and the new commit that you removed the system from external. Please see below the tests and comments:
Cheryl, this pull request is ready to merge! Thank you. Let me know if you need anything else. Fabio Oliveira |
…ting when there are multiple fertilizer applications on a single day.
I added one more commit - tested out OK. |
Methane module:
Other changes:
I have fully tested these changes. The methane module change to allow fertilizers to affect methane production has some minor effects on CO2 and CH4 emissions for some rice experiments. No other experiments were affected by the changes.
NOTE: this does not include the Soil Temperature change from Bruce Kimball and Kelly Thorp. Please test that separately!