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Source Code
subroutine write_metadata(this,rc)class(RegridSupport),intent(inout)::thisinteger,optional,intent(out)::rctype(ESMF_VM)::vm_globalinteger::status!$$ if (local_pet == 0) thencall this%formatter_lat_lon%create_par(this%out_file,comm=MPI_COMM_WORLD,rc=status)_VERIFY(status)call this%formatter_lat_lon%write(this%cfio_lat_lon,rc=status)_VERIFY(status)call this%formatter_lat_lon%close(rc=status)_VERIFY(status)!$$ end ifcall ESMF_VMGetGlobal(vm_global,rc=status)_VERIFY(status)call ESMF_VMBarrier(vm_global,rc=status)_VERIFY(status)end subroutine write_metadata