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I get
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ioarr.F90:386:ERROR
Bad value for accessfil3 on write
ioarr.F90:386:ERROR
Bad value for accessfil3 on write
when running abinit V7.4.2 with accesswff 3 and istwfk *1 set in the input file, etsf-io and etsf-io-fallback+netcdf-fallback are enabled at configure time.
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If this has been asked before, please point me to the post.
Anyway, here's the problem:
In all my calculations, I use
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accesswff 3
istwfk *1
to read and write from/to etsf-netcdf files.
Among others, I have the following configure flags set:
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--enable-etsf-io --with-trio-flavor="netcdf-fallback+etsf_io-fallback"
This used to work fine until I upgraded from abinit7.0.5 to abinit7.4.2 (yes, I skipped 7.2.x).
Now, when running attached input file, I get
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ioarr.F90:386:ERROR
Bad value for accessfil3 on write
ioarr.F90:386:ERROR
Bad value for accessfil3 on write
Looking at and debugging the relevant code (ioarr.F90), the problem seems to be that control does not reach the code within the
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#ifdef HAVE_TRIO_ETSF_IO ... #endifHence, I also went into config.h (in the top level abinit directory) and inserted
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#define HAVE_TRIO_ETSF_IO 1
#define HAVE_TRIO_NETCDF_IO 1
Same problem after recompiling.
The only forum thread I found which sounds remotely similar to my issue is http://forum.abinit.org/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=2300&p=7294&hilit=etsf#p7294. I applied the suggested patch, after which I get a compile time error.
But, interestingly, in that thread:
There were 1 or 2 other errors in the same file, and probably tons of others in abinit, which confuses netcdf with etsf-io. Usually this is not a problem: etsf-io implies netcdf, and there are almost no bits of code using netcdf without etsf-io...
What are the other errors?
Have I come across an un"Usual" case?
Somewhere in the back of my head, I remember very vaguely having read sth. like "Support for accesswff 3 might cease in future versions" but I can't tell where I read or heard that.
What can I do? Thanks in advance for any helpful comments.
Carsten
