benchmark_warning

Definition

Provides methods for displaying warning messages.

Examples

The following example demonstrates some of the methods found in the benchmark_warning module.

The first example shows how to use the method warning_debug .

   use benchmark_warning
 
#ifdef _DEBUG
   call warning_debug()
#endif

The output message is the following

<!>     WARNING     <!> 
DEBUG profile detected. The results might be unreliable. 

The second example shows how to use the method warning_maxcalls .

   use benchmark_warning
 
   if (display_maxcall_warning) then
      call warning_maxcalls()
   end if

The output message is the following

<!>     WARNING     <!>
Maximum number of calls reached for some cases.  Steady state may not have been reached for all runs.  

Remarks

The call to the subroutine warning_maxcalls is bound to the value of the logical variable display_maxcall_warning . The use if that switch prevents calling the same warning multiple times when used in a loop.

Variables
logical, public	display_maxcall_warning = .false.
	Switch to control the display of the warning message.

Methods

warning_debug()

subroutine, public warning_debug

Warning triggered when a DEBUG profile is detected.

Remarks

Definition at line 50 of file Warning.f90.

warning_maxcalls()

subroutine, public warning_maxcalls

Warning triggered when the maximum number of function calls is readched. The maximum value can be set in runner_options .

Remarks

Definition at line 65 of file Warning.f90.