in Cooling_Function_Initialize coolingFunctionsMatched=0

[Harald Höller]

in cooling.cooling_function.F90 in lines 70-72 the code

          coolingFunctionsMatched=0
          !# <include directive="coolingFunctionMethods" type="functionCall" functionType="void">
          !# <functionArgs>coolingFunctionMethods,coolingFunctionsMatched</functionArgs>

leads to the error

"Fatal error in Cooling_Function_Initialize():
number of cooling functions matched does not equal number specified - check that entries in [coolingFunctionMethods] are correct"

if in the parameter file one defines a cooling function since "coolingFunctionsMatched /= coolingFunctionsCount".

[Andrew Benson (abenson)]

Hi Harald: Can you repost this over at https://bitbucket.org/abensonca/galacticus - I'm using BitBucket for Galacticus now.

[Andrew Benson (abenson)]

Thanks for reporting this problem. I don't understand exactly what the problem is though. The code definitely works with a cooling function defined (numerous test cases run every night with cooling functions active). The coolingFunctionsMatched variable gets incremented every time an entry in the coolingFunctionMethods parameter matches a known cooling function.

So, either there's a problem parsing your specific parameter file, or an entry you have in coolingFunctionMethods does not match a known cooling function. Can you post your parameter file so I can try to reproduce this?

[Harald Höller (harald-hoeller)]

The problem does not occur with the code I checked out at bitbucket today, must have been a problem with the xml parsing indeed. For debugging I had written out the two variables "coolingFunctionsMatched " & "coolingFunctionsCount" which in my case were 0 and 1.

Please regard this solved! Sorry for bothering ;)

[Andrew Benson (abenson)]

OK - marking this as solved.

"For debugging I had written out the two variables "coolingFunctionsMatched " & "coolingFunctionsCount" which in my case were 0 and 1."

This suggests that the name of the cooling function in your parameter file wasn't recognized. That could be due to a typo in the code of course. It might be worth you posting your parameter file anyway, so I can check this.