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2This program demonstrates the use of MCT in a simple
3coupled system consisting of a "model" and a "coupler".
4
5The grids used are taken from a real climate model.
6"model" uses an atmosphere grid and "coupler" interpolates
7data on it to an ocean grid.
8
9The model and coupler run on separate pools of processors.
10
11master.F90  - the top level program
12model.F90   - the first component, an atmosphere model.
13               sends data to the coupler.
14coupler.F90 - the second component, a coupler which takes
15                 the received atmosphere data and maps it to
16                 the ocean grid.
17
18-----------------------------------------------------
19To compile:
20First make sure you have compiled MCT. See instructions in
21MCT/README
22
23Type "make" here or "make examples" in the top-level directory.
24
25The executable is called "climate"
26
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28To run:
29"climate" requires a data file of interpolation weights in
30the directory MCT/data.  If this directory was not present when
31you untarred MCT, you can get it from the MCT website.
32
33climate requires at least 2 MPI processes to run but can run on
34any even number of processors.  Consult your
35local documentation for how to run parallel programs.
36Typical command:  mpirun -np 8 climate
37
38This program will not work with mpi-serial.
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