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Age |
Author |
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Log message |
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1222 |
3155d 15h |
werner |
/ |
public SVN |
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1221 |
3155d 15h |
werner |
/branches/ |
public SVN |
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1220 |
3155d 15h |
werner |
/branches/version1.0/ |
Version 1.0 |
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1218 |
3155d 17h |
werner |
/ |
clean up repository - make 1.0 trunk again! |
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1217 |
3155d 17h |
werner |
/ |
clean up repository - make 1.0 trunk again! |
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1196 |
3276d 13h |
werner |
/branches/iland_regen/src/ |
StandGPP debug output (instead of the missing StandNPP) output |
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1174 |
3343d 14h |
werner |
/branches/iland_regen/src/ |
fixed a bug in the establishment / saplinggrowth debug outputs (bookkeeping) |
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1168 |
3364d 14h |
werner |
/branches/iland_regen/src/ |
working on serotony, establishment etc. updated new establishment module w.r.t. debug outputs. |
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1158 |
3373d 16h |
werner |
/branches/iland_regen/src/ |
further performance improvements in regeneration/sapling module.
In total (sim 80 yrs WBT 2km2, from bare ground), iLand is +- 35% faster:
* seed dispersal (not today)
* optimized use of LRI-correction
* better linearization in sapling growth (height growth potential) |
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1157 |
3373d 23h |
werner |
/branches/iland_regen/ |
merge of changes in the trunk (up to the version used for the 2016 DICE simulation batch). |
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1104 |
3443d 21h |
werner |
/branches/iland_regen/ |
Branch dedicated to playing around with establishment/regeneration.
Goals are:
(i) speed up
(ii) introduction of new features for Yellowstone |
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928 |
3989d 20h |
werner |
/branches/port_qt5_64bit/src/ |
additional debug outputs for the splitting of N mineralization fluxes (that comprise availableNitrogen). |
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863 |
4220d 16h |
werner |
/branches/port_qt5_64bit/ |
renaming of the FOME to AMIE.
unfortunately, some partial merge of changes in Qt4-branch. |
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824 |
4260d 21h |
werner |
/branches/port_qt5_64bit/src/ |
fixed *big* regeneration bug. The map with the height of saplings on a resource unit was used in the establishment subroutine although it was *invalid*. Now the establishment and the regeneration are (again?) in one function and use the same valid map.
this removed the strange stripes in the regeneration pattern (there should have been crashes, but weren't). Consequently, the performance debug output was modified.
added better formatting to debugtimer.cpp for large times (in hours, minutes, seconds). |
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793 |
4303d 15h |
werner |
/branches/port_qt5_64bit/src/ |
Move from QScriptEngine to QJSEngine (=V8). Most of the stuff was quite smooth, but there are some open issues.
• Global functions (“print”, “include”, “alert”) are commented out (could be solved by moving functions to the “Globals” object and by creating alias JS-functions, i.e. function alert(x) {Globals.alert(x); } )
• Object creation: “new XXX”, XXX=ClimateConverter, CSVFile, … does not work now
possible solution: factory-pattern (i.e. var csv = Globals.newCSV()) |
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780 |
4414d 17h |
werner |
/branches/port_qt5_64bit/src/ |
Steps to build iLand with Qt 5 and with MSVC compiler and 64 bit.
http://iland.boku.ac.at/blogpost44
removed also a couple of warnings that were thrown by the MSVC compiler. |
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779 |
4427d 16h |
werner |
/branches/port_qt5_64bit/ |
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767 |
4606d 10h |
werner |
/trunk/src/ |
larger restructuring of code (moving scripting related parts)
adding a shell for "spatialAnalysis".
In the future, a cleanup of all the "spatial" grids/maps/stuff is necessary... |
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707 |
4958d 18h |
werner |
/trunk/src/ |
rework of the random numbers in iland.
Now, many (200000) random numbers are precalculated using a given algorithm (there are three or four choices), then the drandom() etc functions read from this array. After some rotations, the numbers are renewed. The point is: this is now reentrant, so the per-thread storage of MTRand objects is obsolete. |
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705 |
4959d 13h |
werner |
/trunk/src/ |
series of performance tests / modifications.
Using "valgrind" on the linux virtual machine, some performance
measurements were made.
Some candidates for optimization were tested. (1) the applyLIP()
function (about 30% of total run time in runYear()): here several
inlining options were tested; testing the value of the stamp before
using it (in order to omit the other steps) prooved to be slower than
unsing all stamp values.
(2) the random number generator; here the random number generation is
about 5% of the total run time; the commit contains two/three other
variants. |
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