[RADS] Building RADS software
Remko Scharroo
remko at altimetrics.com
Thu May 8 19:55:49 CEST 2008
For your edification, I'm forwarding a reply to Ken Fairchild at UNH
who had some problems compiling RADS on Linux.
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Hi Ken,
I'm actually developing the RADS on Mac.
I know the problem with -fno-second-underscore. I'll have to trace
down my steps, but I think it in the end depended on how the rest is
compiled. And which compiler.
If I remember well, you need -fno-second-underscore when using g77,
but not when using gfortran (for which it is standard).
I can not imagine that anything compiled on Linux, runs on Macs.
What I suggest you do for your Linux machines: use "gfortran" instead
of other compilers for fortran. You'll have to recompile netCDF 3.6.2
with gfortran to properly link with RADS if you do.
For Macs: Use Fink (finkproject.org). Install the netcdf package from
Fink as well.
For non-intel Macs set HOSTTYPE=powermac_gfortran, which makes the
RADS make process look in src/include/$HOSSTYPE to find the correct
flags and so on.
You can create similar files for intel macs.
Soon I'll make a configure script to do this more efficiently.
Cheers,
Remko
On 8 May 2008, at 11:58, fair-play at comcast.net wrote:
> Remko,
>
> I work with Hui Feng and Doug Vandemark at UNH. I rebuilt the RADS
> software last night. The make didn't complete but it looks like the
> utilities Hui needs at the moment did build. I was wondering if you
> might have more complete build instructions.
>
> I built netCDF 3.6.2 using the defaults (so no separate Fortran
> libraries). I had to specify FFLAGS=-fno-second-underscore when I
> built the RADS software to get everything to link. The make failed
> in the utils part of the build. It appears to be because of
> radsstat.f90 not being compiled. Perhaps the F90 programs are not
> integrated into the build yet?
>
> I was also wondering if you have any experience running the software
> on Macs. Some people have recent (Intel-based) Macs and I was
> wondering if you happen to know if the software as built for Linux
> might just run on those Macs or if I'll have to do a separate build
> for Macs.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Ken
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