SCALE 6: Sample problem run errors

[SCALE Software Coordinator]

This topic has been migrated from the SCALE 6 notebook.

Date: Mon Nov 1 19:24:28 2010

Upon running the sample cases included in SCALE 6, I get the following error on the arp.input run.

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C:\scale6\tmpdir>runsamples all

Executing for arp.input

10:39 AM

The system cannot find the path specified.

The system cannot find the path specified.

forrtl: severe (29): file not found, unit 5, file C:\scale6\tmpdir\sysin

Image PC Routine Line Source

scale.exe 0045FB0A Unknown Unknown Unknown

scale.exe 0045D3C5 Unknown Unknown Unknown

scale.exe 00414D34 Unknown Unknown Unknown

scale.exe 0041486D Unknown Unknown Unknown

scale.exe 00406EBB Unknown Unknown Unknown

scale.exe 00401125 _MAIN__ 37 scale.f90

scale.exe 00465F99 Unknown Unknown Unknown

scale.exe 00449718 Unknown Unknown Unknown

kernel32.dll 7C817077 Unknown Unknown Unknown

forrtl: severe (29): file not found, unit 99, file C:\scale6\tmpdir\filelist

Image PC Routine Line Source

collect_output.ex 0046107A Unknown Unknown Unknown

collect_output.ex 0045E931 Unknown Unknown Unknown

collect_output.ex 00417CDC Unknown Unknown Unknown

collect_output.ex 00417815 Unknown Unknown Unknown

collect_output.ex 00406CE3 Unknown Unknown Unknown

collect_output.ex 0040119C _MAIN__ 27 collect_output.f90

collect_output.ex 00467511 Unknown Unknown Unknown

collect_output.ex 0044C16F Unknown Unknown Unknown

kernel32.dll 7C817077 Unknown Unknown Unknown

job arp is complete.

The system cannot find the file specified.

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Any ideas on what is causing this? It appears the SCALE isn't making the sysin and filelist files for this run. Also, is there an explanation of

the errors somewhere (codes, image PC routine, etc) or is that just a fortran thing?    Running this on Win XP. I have all of the SCALE updates installed up to

the July one. I get the same error on two different machines.

Nick Cahill

 

 

[SCALE Software Coordinator]

Nick,

The problem is that runsamples script must be run from the c:\scale6\smplprbs directory.

  C:\scale6\smplprbs>runsamples all

  The above should work.

 

Thanks,

Rob Lefebvre

[SCALE Software Coordinator]

Nick Cahill

Date: Thu Sep 23 12:00:21 2010

I initially attempted the run from there but tried tmpdir to keep the directory clean. I get the same results from any directory I run it from. I have $path updated for any useful SCALE directories.

[SCALE Software Coordinator]

Found the issue. I was not running this after having run runscale.bat. This batch file establishes variables that some other batch files may use, (%scalepath% for one) which was probably not being established by running runsamples.bat alone. If making your own batch files it would be advisable to either define this variable (as <drive><scale install directory> ie. set scalepath=c:\scale6) or run c:\scale6\cmds\get_scale_path.bat in your batch before processing input files.

Nick Cahill

[SCALE Software Coordinator]

New issue:

I recently reran the SCALE sample problems using your recommendations from the SCALE training sessions. They worked way better this time with one exception. 

The csas5_2 thru csas5_7 all had a Fortran error message during execution to the effect of: "cannot find file master.toc". 

After the runsamples script completes, an inspection of the csas5_2-7.table files shows they are empty while csas5_1 and 8 are populated with appropriate output.

 The following can be found in each csas5_2-7.out file under the "modify" program heading:

"***** modified keno v data has been rewritten on unit 95 *****

 csas message number cs-82

*** an error was encountered in one of the functional modules.

 0$ array 4 entries read

 1$ array 10 entries read

 1* array 10 entries read

 1t

"

It appears the "modify" program only needs to run for cases 2-7 and not 1 or 8. Everything else runs and compares well. I have successfully installed and run test cases for all updates up to July 2010. Any ideas?  --Nick