Changes the default PIO format from 64bit_offset to 64bit_data #492
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Description of changes
This just changes the default PIO_NETCDF_FORMAT for all components to 64bit_data. This is needed for ultra-high resolution runs, but shouldn't adversely impact standard runs either other than needing a tiny bit more space.
Specific notes
Contributors other than yourself, if any:
@jedwards4b
CMEPS Issues Fixed (include github issue #):
#491
Are changes expected to change answers? (specify if bfb, different at roundoff, more substantial)
BFB; this only impacts output formats.
Any User Interface Changes (namelist or namelist defaults changes)?
No
Testing performed
Please describe the tests along with the target model and machine(s)
If possible, please also added hashes that were used in the testing
No systematic testing yet, though we've run this way for multiple cases (mostly atmosphere+land) for a while.