Check that self%perturbation is allocated before trying to apply perturbations#29
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…urbations This prevents 'invalid memory reference.' errors when using GCC
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self%perturbation is allocated before trying to apply perturbations
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This PR adds a check to
libforcing/src/forcing_field.F90::forcing_field_apply_perturbationsto ensure that thatself%perturbationis allocated before trying to apply perturbations.This prevents errors like:
when running with GCC-compiled binaries