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Source Code
subroutine user_run(comp,importState,exportState,clock,rc)type(ESMF_CplComp)::comptype(ESMF_State)::importState,exportStatetype(ESMF_Clock)::clockinteger::rc! Local variablestype(ESMF_Field)::humidity1,humidity2integer::statusprint*,"User Coupler Run starting"! Get input datacall ESMF_StateGetField(importState,"humidity",humidity1,rc=rc)! call ESMF_FieldPrint(humidity1, rc=rc)! Get location of output datacall ESMF_StateGetField(exportState,"humidity",humidity2,rc=rc)! call ESMF_FieldPrint(humidity2, rc=rc)! These are fields on different IGrids - call Regrid to rearrange! the data. The communication pattern was computed at init,! this simply has to execute the send and receive equivalents.call ESMF_FieldRegrid(humidity1,humidity2,routehandle,rc=status)! Data is moved directly to the field in the output state, so no! "put" is needed here.print*,"User Coupler Run returning"rc=statusend subroutine user_run