There is a parameter passed to the C++ script that results in the all spinup runs being saved and returned via the Spinup() function. This needs to be checked and confirm that it works properly because there will come a time when we have to look closely at the spinup proceedure (example: then we start from a different carbon-balance point then the spinup).
There is also an event called saveSpinup in the CBM_core.R module. This simply saves the last spinup run as a .csv file. This event needs testing also.
There is a parameter passed to the C++ script that results in the all spinup runs being saved and returned via the Spinup() function. This needs to be checked and confirm that it works properly because there will come a time when we have to look closely at the spinup proceedure (example: then we start from a different carbon-balance point then the spinup).
There is also an event called saveSpinup in the CBM_core.R module. This simply saves the last spinup run as a .csv file. This event needs testing also.