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Hello,

I want to implement an updated fortran file from the svn repository into an existing compiled Telemac System.
Do I have to recompile the whole Telemac System or only the relevant module.. because the manual is a little bit vague. It says: yes you can, but be aware that the step by step procedure requires an obligatory sequence. So, what do do if I want to update only one file?
Another option is, to give the new fortran file to the princi file. Does Telemac always take the modified fortran file in the princi file and disregard the compiled fortran file, for example the updated bedload_seccurrent.f from the snv?

Best regards,

Clemens

Hi Clemens
In the telemac system, if you add a fortran file to your steering case, the new subroutine replace the previous one even it was already compiled.
You could easily check this capability by adding a write with a comment in your fortran file.
Nevertheless, if you prefer to implement this updated subroutine in the default version of telemac you should recompile the whole or part of the system, depending on which program the new fortran file is included.

For example, if the new fortran file is in bief or parallel or paravoid, you should recompile thhis library and all the programs (artemis, sisyphe, tomawac, telemac2d and 3d)
If the subroutine is in telemac2d, you should only recompile telemac2d (because it's the higher level).
Just take care that telemac include sisypeh and tomawac libraries so if the change is in sisyphe, you should compile sisyphe and Telemac.

I hope it's clear for you now

Regards