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When I'm running grids I often run into regions of parameter space where I'll have high optical depths. The warnings that are output, "*** Warning: Some lines have very high optical depth", are drastically slowing down the script. Is there was a way to suppress such warnings?
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Those warnings come directly from RADEX in the matrix.f file: you'd have to hack the fortran to suppress it. Alternatively, we could redirect stdout to /dev/null. But those warnings should not have any effect on the speed of the execution, unless the terminal is slowing down your computer....
When I'm running grids I often run into regions of parameter space where I'll have high optical depths. The warnings that are output, "*** Warning: Some lines have very high optical depth", are drastically slowing down the script. Is there was a way to suppress such warnings?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: