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Remove inline build of Parallel IO. Use PIO as an external dependency.#16

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Remove inline build of Parallel IO. Use PIO as an external dependency.#16
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Description of changes

This PR:

  • removes the git submodule of ParallelIO
  • Depends on externally built parallel IO. It is referenced via the environment variable PIO_ROOT, and follows standard installation structure include/ and lib/

Specific notes

Contributors other than yourself, if any:

CMEPS Issues Fixed (include github issue #):

Are changes expected to change answers?

  • bit for bit
  • different at roundoff level
  • more substantial

Any User Interface Changes (namelist or namelist defaults changes)?

  • Yes
  • No

Testing performed if application target is CESM:(either UFS-S2S or CESM testing is required):

  • (required) CIME_DRIVER=nuopc scripts_regression_tests.py
    • machines:
    • details (e.g. failed tests):
  • (required) CESM testlist_drv.xml
    • machines and compilers:
    • details (e.g. failed tests):
  • (optional) CESM prealpha test
    • machines and compilers
    • details (e.g. failed tests):

Testing performed if application target is UFS-S2S:

  • (required) UFS-S2S testing
    • description:
    • details (e.g. failed tests):

Hashes used for testing:

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Code changes look good to me. The PR needs to be committed with s2s ESCOMP#199 after s2s RT tests are done.

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