Ocean Modeling Discussion

I upgraded my Ubuntu version to 18.04 and it now works fine. Thanks for that hint. It was previously v 16.04 by default. Below is a helpful article discussing the method for upgrading Ubuntu in WSL.

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/commandl ... ng-ubuntu/

Thanks for your question Jamie. I currently don't have the option to work on a Linux box at my location, whereas WSL appears to offer the advantage to not use a VM. My working ROMS projects are located on a remote Linux server that has a very different configuration than my local Ubuntu WSL.

Phil

Any help on this issue would be greatly appreciated. I have taken the installation of ROMS (rev 990) on my Windows 10 PC using Windows Subsystem for Linux quite far with successful compilation of ROMS executables, but I’m having an error running the Upwelling test case. In both the parallel and s ...

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I thought I was getting closer to resolution by going through the ifort installation again. It seems that I didn't have RPM installed before the first installation. After uninstalling/reinstalling and verifying that the problematic [for Ubuntu] libstdc++5 was installed properly, I tried to verify a ...

OK, different but the same: root@Phil:/usr/temp# make -n -p | grep FC makefile:235: INCLUDING FILE /home/phil/make_macros.mk WHICH CONTAINS APPLICATION-DEPENDENT MAKE DEFINITIONS cp: cannot stat `/opt/pgisoft/netcdf/include/netcdf.mod': No such file or directory make: *** No rule to make target ...

Thanks for explaining the logic of the Linux-ifort.mk code. My file does have the same lines. After typing "make -n -p | grep FC" in terminal I get this: root@Phil:~# make -n -p | grep FC make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found. Stop. PREPROCESS.F = $(FC) $(FFLAGS) $(CPPFLAGS) $(TARGET ...

Thanks for the guidance. I am a newbie to ROMS and fortran compiling, so I believe a lot of my problems were path related. I am also new to Ubuntu and am learning that the "make clean" command doesn't appear to work. I found references to this by Googling and there appears to be an equivalent ...

Maybe I chose an unfortunate name for the Source Code directory: /usr/temp. I used snv to check out the code there, but didn't know how to move them afterward.

I will try "make clean" also.

-Thanks

Below is the last several lines that report errors in my compile process. I am installing in Ubuntu Linux 9.10 with ifort. The file upwelling.h is in the directory that is being called out. Your help would be appreciated. Attached are my build.bash and Linux-ifort.mk files ...