CMAQ CCTM Compilation Error: #7002, #6581 - INCLUDE Paths and Renaming Issues

This error message indicates that the compiler cannot locate the compiled module file, possibly due to incorrect INCLUDE path settings. To resolve this, check the INCLUDE paths defined in your compilation command and ensure they are accurate. You can also try resetting the INCLUDE paths.

Additionally, the error mentions unresolved renames, suggesting potential issues with renaming settings. Verify that all renaming configurations are correctly defined.

If the problem persists, examine the complete compilation log for further clues about the error's origin. Here's a breakdown of the error messages:

• UTILIO_DEFN.F(48): error #7002: This indicates an issue opening the compiled module file. Check the INCLUDE paths in your compilation command for correctness.
• UTILIO_DEFN.F(48-53): error #6581: These errors signal unresolved renames. Examine the renaming settings for 'EXCLUDE_INTERPB', 'EXCLUDE_M3EXIT', 'EXCLUDE_M3WARN', 'EXCLUDE_SHUT3', 'EXCLUDE_WRITE3', and 'BUF_WRITE3' in your code to ensure they are properly defined.

Troubleshooting Steps:

1. Check INCLUDE Paths:

   • Carefully review the INCLUDE paths specified in your compilation command.
   • Ensure the paths lead to the correct directory containing the required module files.
   • Try resetting or redefining the INCLUDE paths to ensure they are accurate.

2. Verify Renaming Settings:

   • In the UTILIO_DEFN.F file, look for the following lines:

     USE M3UTILIO, EXCLUDE_INTERPB => INTERP3, 
     &                 EXCLUDE_M3EXIT  => M3EXIT, 
     &                 EXCLUDE_M3WARN  => M3WARN, 
     &                 EXCLUDE_SHUT3   => SHUT3, 
     &                 EXCLUDE_WRITE3  => WRITE3, 
     &                 BUF_WRITE3      => WRITE3 
     

   • Verify that the renames (e.g., EXCLUDE_INTERPB => INTERP3) are defined correctly and consistently with your project's requirements.

3. Consult the Compilation Log:

   • Review the complete compilation log for more detailed information about the errors.
   • Look for additional clues or error messages that might provide insight into the root cause.

By following these troubleshooting steps and examining the compilation log, you should be able to identify and fix the issues causing these compilation errors.