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Kind Flexpart team,

I'm trying to run a Flexpart-WRF (version 3) simulation but I encounter code-related runtime errors. I'm compiling flexpart using a PGI compiler:

• if I compile with openmp, the program compiles with no error, but at runtime it returns only a "segmentation fault (core dumped)" error (even at verbosity 100)
• if I streamline compilation reducing the needs of external libraries with a "serial" compilation, the program compiles with no error but at runtime it returns "PGFIO-F-235/formatted write/unit=6/ edit descriptor does not match item type. File name=stdout formatted, sequential access record=7 In source file_read_ncwrfout.f90 at line number 781".

May it be linked with the wrf netcdf extension? My wrf netcdf files are written with no final .nc in filename (see attached input and available files).

I've just started trying to use FLEXPART with ECMWF data. I've compiled the code successfully but when I try to the run the code I get an error:

#### FLEXPART MODEL ERROR! FILE "COMMAND" ####

#### CANNOT BE OPENED IN THE DIRECTORY ####

/home/vsinclai/FLEXPART/EXERCISES/HelloWorld/options

The COMMAND file is in the directory the code expects to find it and has read / execute permission so I think the format of the file is wrong. I've tried with an unformatted and formatted file but neither work. I've attached both files here.

I'd greatly appreciate any help - I suspect it is a minor problem.

Victoria Sinclair. (University of Helsinki)

I am new to FLEXPART-WRF and I am trying to run the test cases. I have sucessfully compiled the code (no error messages and I have an executable). I have downloaded the test WRF input data. However when I run the following command

./flexwrf32_gnu_serial flexwrf.input.forward1

I get the following error:

the input file used is flexwrf.input.forward1 Pre-generating random numbersCalling readinput

Opening 'flexwrf.input.forward1 ' for reading Reading pathnames

At line 236 of file readinput.f90 (unit = 1, file = 'flexwrf.input.forward1') Fortran runtime error: Bad integer for item 1 in list input

The only changes I made to the input file were to change the pathnames at the very top. I have attached the file and the AVAILABLE file I am using.