message Module Reference

A module for printing error, warnings etc to stdout. Errors and warnings are duplicated in a log file, written only by the root process. The file is opened at the beginning of the simulation and close at the end. More...

Public Member Functions
subroutine	print_step (mesg)
	Print message when a step is validated. More...
recursive subroutine	print_mesg (mesg, mesg_int)
	Print any kind of string to stdout and log. More...
subroutine	set_logfile ()
subroutine	open_logfile ()
subroutine	close_logfile ()
subroutine	print_error (mesg, func_name, fname)
	Print error message and exit. More...
subroutine	print_to_log (mesg)
	Assume the file is opened and the process is root. More...
subroutine	print_warning (mesg)
	Print a warning. More...

Public Attributes
character(80)	logfile
integer	logid = 99

Detailed Description

A module for printing error, warnings etc to stdout. Errors and warnings are duplicated in a log file, written only by the root process. The file is opened at the beginning of the simulation and close at the end.

Author

Alexis Praga

Member Function/Subroutine Documentation

subroutine message::close_logfile

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subroutine message::open_logfile

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subroutine message::print_error	(	character(*)	mesg,
		character(*)	func_name,
		character(*)	fname
	)

Print error message and exit.

Parameters

mesg	: message to be printed
func_name	: function name
fname	: file name

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recursive subroutine message::print_mesg	(	character(*)	mesg,
		integer, optional	mesg_int
	)

Print any kind of string to stdout and log.

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subroutine message::print_step

(

character(*)

mesg

)

Print message when a step is validated.

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subroutine message::print_to_log

(

character(*)

mesg

)

Assume the file is opened and the process is root.

subroutine message::print_warning

(

character(*)

mesg

)

Print a warning.

Parameters

mesg	: message to be printed

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subroutine message::set_logfile

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Member Data Documentation

character(80) message::logfile

integer message::logid = 99

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The documentation for this module was generated from the following file:

• /home/pae/praga/phd/pangolin/src/message.F90