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Hello, I'm working on the Energy Research and Forecasting (ERF) model, which is based on AMReX. I'm testing the FlowInABox case in ERF's GitHub repository, and I found that when I apply grid refinement, the following error message appears when producing the next level:
amrex::Abort::0:: (-1,0,0,0) is out of bound (0:63,0:63,0:31,0:0) !!!
Using the debug function in VSCode, I noticed that the bounds include 3 ghost points added to the boundaries, but it seems these points are not added to the higher level. Where can I check whether the ghost points are being added to the higher levels?
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amrex::Abort::0:: (-1,0,0,0) is out of bound (0:63,0:63,0:31,0:0) !!!
amrex::Abort::0:: (-1,0,0,0) is out of bound (0:63,0:63,0:31,0:0)
Jan 8, 2025
Hello, I'm working on the Energy Research and Forecasting (ERF) model, which is based on AMReX. I'm testing the FlowInABox case in ERF's GitHub repository, and I found that when I apply grid refinement, the following error message appears when producing the next level:
amrex::Abort::0:: (-1,0,0,0) is out of bound (0:63,0:63,0:31,0:0) !!!
Using the debug function in VSCode, I noticed that the bounds include 3 ghost points added to the boundaries, but it seems these points are not added to the higher level. Where can I check whether the ghost points are being added to the higher levels?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: