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test diff has beed added to all mentioned alg tests. cf_reader cxx & python tests are failing (cam5 test in cxx)

@elbashandy elbashandy requested a review from burlen December 17, 2019 19:25
test diff has beed added to all mentioned alg tests. cf_reader cxx & python tests were failing with cam5 as it was diffing one of 2 time step overwritten outputs with one of the time step inputs
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the comment in PR says that two tests are failing, if this is the case then these should be fixed prior to merge. please update the comment when all tests pass.

input_data[0]);

std::cerr << "teca_cartesian_mesh_writer::execute -- mesh: " << mesh << std::endl;

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please remove any debug code such as this cerr output

wri.set_file_name(out_file)
wri.set_executive(exe)

wri.update()
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fix no new line. note the red icon at the end of the above line.

teca_system_interface::set_stack_trace_on_error();

if (argc < 7)
if (argc < 5)
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this looks wrong to me. the argument parsing code below will crash if argc < 7. at least one array is expected

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burlen commented Jun 26, 2020

also for please add serial, mpi, threads and mpi_threads for parallel applications

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