A supported Fortran compiler (see table below). Other versions may work, in particular if close to the versions listed below.
Compiler vendor | Supported (tested) versions |
---|---|
Intel | 18.0.3.222 and above |
GNU | 10.3.0 and above |
A supported MPI library (see table below). Other versions may work, in particular if close to the versions listed below.
MPI library | Supported (tested) versions |
---|---|
MPICH | 3.3.1 and above |
Open MPI | 3.1.5 and above |
Intel MPI | 2018.0.4 and above |
Third-party libraries (TPL) compiled with the same compiler and MPI library (where applicable).
Library | Supported (tested) versions |
---|---|
CMake | 3.20.1 and above |
NetCDF-Fortran | 4.5.2 and above |
CMake
employs an out-of-source build. Create a directory for configuring the build and cd into it:
mkdir -p build && cd build
Set the compilers, if needed, to match those being used for compiling the TPL listed above: FC
environment variable can be used to point to the desired Fortran compiler.
Execute cmake
from inside your build directory.
cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=<install-prefix> <CMAKE_OPTIONS> /path/to/GSI-ncdiag-source
If the dependencies are not located in a path recognized by cmake
e.g. /usr/local
, it may be necessary to provide the appropriate environment variables e.g. <package_ROOT>
or CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH
so that cmake
is able to locate these dependencies.
The installation prefix for GSI-ncdiag library is provided by the cmake
command-line argument -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=<install-prefix>
To build and install:
make -j<x>
make install
CMake allows for various options that can be specified on the command line via -DCMAKE_OPTION=VALUE
or from within the ccmake gui. The list of options currently available is as follows:
Option | Description (Default) |
---|---|
ENABLE_NCDIAG_SERIAL |
Additionally build serial ncdiag library (ON ) |