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Reusing test suites #310

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Modify cice.setup so that test suites can use incremental compilation
phil-blain May 1, 2019
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Update documentation
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Rename incremental option to buildincremental, add buildclean option
phil-blain May 13, 2019
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6 changes: 4 additions & 2 deletions doc/source/user_guide/ug_running.rst
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- To change batch settings, manually edit the top of the **cice.run** or **cice.test** (if running a test) file
- To turn on the debug compiler flags, set ``ICE_BLDDEBUG`` in **cice.setttings** to true. It is also possible to use the ``debug`` option (``-s debug``) when creating the case with **cice.setup** to set this option automatically.
- To change compiler options, manually edit the Macros file
- To clean the build before each compile, set ``ICE_CLEANBUILD`` in **cice.settings** to true. To not clean before the build, set ``ICE_CLEANBUILD`` in **cice.settings** to false. It is also possible to use the ``incremental`` option (``-s incremental``) when creating the case with **cice.setup** to set this option automatically.
- To clean the build before each compile, set ``ICE_CLEANBUILD`` in **cice.settings** to true (this is the default value), or use the ``buildclean`` option (``-s buildclean``) when creating the case with **cice.setup**. To not clean before the build, set ``ICE_CLEANBUILD`` in **cice.settings** to false, or use the ``buildincremental`` option (``-s buildincremental``) when creating the case with **cice.setup**.

To build and run::

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``debug`` which turns on the compiler debug flags

``incremental`` which turns off the option to clean the build before each compile
``buildclean`` which turns on the option to clean the build before each compile

``buildincremental`` which turns off the option to clean the build before each compile

``short``, ``medium``, ``long`` which change the batch time limit

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11) **Reusing a test suite**

Add the incremental option (``-s incremental``). This permits the suite to be re-run without recompiling the whole code.
Add the buildincremental option (``-s buildincremental``). This permits the suite to be rerun without recompiling the whole code.
::

./cice.setup --suite base_suite --mach conrad --env intel --testid v01b --set incremental
./cice.setup --suite base_suite --mach conrad --env intel --testid v01b --set buildincremental
cd testsuite.v01b
# wait for runs to complete
./results.csh
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# wait for runs to complete
./results.csh

Only modified files will be recompiled, and the suite will be re-run.
Only modified files will be recompiled, and the suite will be rerun.

12) **Create and test a custom suite**

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