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IM6 (PFLOTRAN alquimia coupling) #5

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Code and configuration changes to enable coupling of E3SM to PFLOTRAN via the alquimia interface and EMI

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<entry id="ELM_USE_PFLOTRAN">
<type>logical</type>
<valid_values>TRUE,FALSE</valid_values>
<default_value>FALSE</default_value>
<group>build_component_clm</group>
<file>env_build.xml</file>
<desc>TRUE implies ELM is built with support for coupling to PFLOTRAN
through the PFLOTRAN interface. PFLOTRAN
uses the PETSc library. In order to use PFLOTRAN, CLM
must be built with PETSc support and linking to PETSc must occur
when building the ACME executable. This occurs if this variable
is set to TRUE. Note that is only available on a limited set of
machines/compilers.</desc>
</entry>
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I'm not sure this is used for Alquimia...

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I get a message Deprecated "arg" node detected in /home/b0u/cases/Alaska_alquimia_test_AK-BEO_ICB1850CNRDCTCBC/env_batch.xml, check files /home/b0u/models/E3SM-NGEE/cime_config/machines/config_batch.xml when doing create_newcase on cades. Has the format of this xml changed?

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