Use B4Ki to store array bounds during pack/restore of TurbineType to file #2519
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Feature or improvement description
Changes were made to the
openfast-registryandModRegGen.pyto useB4Kiinteger for storing array bounds when saving and restoring turbines to/from a file. This was necessary because the ROCm Flang compiler doesn't supportlboundanduboundreturningB8Kiintegers in violation of the Fortran standard.Impacted areas of the software
The main changes are in
openfast-registryandModRegGen.pyto change the type on the array bounds. However, this change requires regenerating all of the*_Types.f90files which results in a huge number of lines changed.Additional supporting information
This branch has been tested and verified to work on the Frontier supercomputer where the issue was occurring.