compiling error - file not found

[isabelmonteiro]

I've already installed roms-3.2 without any problem. Now I need to install the 2.1 roms version.
I get the follow error message (file not found):

/usr/bin/cpp -P -traditional -DLINUX -DX86_64 -DGFORTRAN -IInclude -INonlinear -IDrivers Nonlinear/analytical.F > analytical.f90
analytical.f90
make: analytical.f90: Comando não encontrado
make: ** [analytical.f90] Erro 127

What am I doing wrong?

[kate]

You expect us to remember ROMS 2.1? The build was different in that it put the .f90 and .o files in your current directory, not in a Build directory. Like modern ROMS, it would first invoke cpp, then the Fortran compiler. I believe it's not getting the Fortran compiler. Have you checked to make sure there's a Compilers/Linux-gfortran.mk file? Does it match the other files there or did you copy it from new ROMS? The command that failed should be something like:

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$(FC) -c $(FFLAGS) analytical.f90

I don't know why you didn't get at least the -c. Running "make -p" will show all the symbols that make knows about (it's long). I assume analytical is the first file it tried to compile?

[arango]

But why do you want to use ROMS 2.1? This version is 6 years old Many thinks has been corrected and improved since there. We keep this in the repository for historical reasons

Perhaps, the best thing that we can do is to block the access to these old versions of ROMS, if this continue happening.