Initialize Ocean_state pointer to null() in access drivers.#76
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dougiesquire merged 1 commit intomasterfrom Feb 26, 2026
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Initialize Ocean_state pointer to null() in access drivers.#76dougiesquire merged 1 commit intomasterfrom
Ocean_state pointer to null() in access drivers.#76dougiesquire merged 1 commit intomasterfrom
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This ensures the pointer has a defined association status on declaration, avoiding undefined behavior when using GCC.
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@anton-seaice could please review. This allows building and running ACCESS-OM2 with GCC (see here) and doesn't change answers with oneapi (see here) |
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This PR initializes the
Ocean_statepointers to null() in the access drivers. This ensures the pointer has a defined association status on declaration, avoiding undefined behavior when using GCC.