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Dans une simulation avec XIOS et LMDZ, XIOS affiche les messages suivants :
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In a simulation using XIOS et LMDZ in client-server mode, XIOS may generate the following message :
  
info : If domain dom_out does not have overlapped regions between processes something must be wrong with mask index
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info : If domain dom_out does not have overlapped regions between processes something must be wrong with mask index
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</code>
  
Vous pouvez ignorer ce message. Dans le cas de LMDZ, on a bien de "l'overlap" entre les domaines de sortie, donc pas de soucis. C'est une mise en garde plus pour les développeurs. Si effectivement on n'a pas de recouvrement entre les domaines, ce message peut être le signe d'un problème lors du calcul des index de transfert entre clients et serveurs.
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It is a harmless warning message, mainly for developers. It is just that with LMDZ there can be some overlap between output domains.
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If however you are in a situation where you know there is no overlap between domains, then this message indicates that something must be wrong in the computation of transfer indexes between clients and servers.
  
 
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Version actuelle en date du 15 novembre 2021 à 09:36


In a simulation using XIOS et LMDZ in client-server mode, XIOS may generate the following message :

info : If domain dom_out does not have overlapped regions between processes something must be wrong with mask index

It is a harmless warning message, mainly for developers. It is just that with LMDZ there can be some overlap between output domains. If however you are in a situation where you know there is no overlap between domains, then this message indicates that something must be wrong in the computation of transfer indexes between clients and servers.