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Updates ocn_comp_mct following upper level changes #703

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Following a conversation with @Hallberg-NOAA, the intent of this PR is to bring dev/ncar into dev/master to facilitate future changes that will make MOM_control_struct opaque, see NOAA-GFDL#701

With exception to a call to MOM_mech_forcing_chksum in MOM.F90 (for debugging purposes), all the changes applied here are in ocn_comp_mct.F90. Therefore, this PR should not change answers in MOM6-examples.

Once dev/master incorporates this PR (i.e., after passing all tests), merging dev/master into the branch where MOM_control_struct is made opaque will minimize the amount of work needed to adapt ocn_comp_mct.F90 to those changes.

gustavo-marques and others added 15 commits November 21, 2017 07:41
The type forcing has been splitted into forcing and mech_forcing (see MOM_forcing_type.F90). This PR modifies ocn_comp_mct.F90 following this change.
See following PR:
NOAA-GFDL#664

Some of the code in ocn_comp_mct was copied from MOM_surface_forcing. Therefore this bug also affects dev/ncar. Since dev/ncar does not use MOM_surface_forcing, this fix should also be applied in ocn_comp_mct.
Adds bug fix in net_FW reported by travissluka
fix startup time for branch runs
To print the time stats at the end of the run, I've added a call to MOM_infra_end before calling MOM_end.
Time stats are now printed in the cesm.log.* file.
Print clock stats at the end of the run
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This PR is being evaluated against the GFDL test suite with pipeline https://gitlab.gfdl.noaa.gov/ogrp/MOM6/pipelines/3188

@gustavo-marques, this PR is from dev/ncar onto dev/gfdl. I am happy to do this PR, but was it your intention that this PR should have been onto dev/master instead, in the interests of more formally treating dev/ncar and dev/gfdl as co-equal contributors to the MOM6 project?

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@Hallberg-NOAA, sorry I choose the wrong branch. I will close this PR and send a new one to dev/master.

marshallward pushed a commit to ElizabethYankovsky/MOM6 that referenced this pull request Aug 23, 2024
* Directional linear wave drag

This commit allows the linear wave drag to be applied to the u and
v components of the barotropic velocity separately.
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