How to build WRF4 - Revision history

Jmandel at 19:56, 3 February 2019

2019-02-03T19:56:08Z

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			[[Category:WRF-Fire merge]]
	==Getting the source code==		==Getting the source code==
	From [https://github.com/openwfm/WRF-Fire-merge our fork]		From [https://github.com/openwfm/WRF-Fire-merge our fork]

Jmandel: /* Modify the configuration */

2019-02-03T19:49:24Z

Modify the configuration

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	In <tt>./configure</tt>, select 13 - <tt>INTEL (ifort/icc)</tt> and <tt>serial</tt>.		In <tt>./configure</tt>, select 13 - <tt>INTEL (ifort/icc)</tt> and <tt>serial</tt>.
	===Modify the configuration===		===Modify the configuration===
	Edit <tt>configure.wrf</tt>: Add to <tt>INCLUDE_MODULES</tt>		Edit <tt>configure.wrf</tt>: Add at the end of <tt>INCLUDE_MODULES</tt>
	<pre>		<pre>
	-I$(HDF5_INCDIR)		-I$(HDF5_INCDIR)
	</pre>		</pre>
	and add to <tt>DEP_LIB_PATH</tt>		and add at the end of <tt>DEP_LIB_PATH</tt>
	<pre>		<pre>
	-L$(HDF5_LIBDIR)		-L$(HDF5_LIBDIR)
	</pre>		</pre>

	===MPI parallel execution===		===MPI parallel execution===
	Not tested yet.		Not tested yet.

Afarguell: /* Getting the source code */

2019-01-25T23:30:41Z

Getting the source code

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	==Getting the source code==		==Getting the source code==
	From [https://github.com/openwfm/WRF our fork]		From [https://github.com/openwfm/WRF-Fire-merge our fork]
	<pre>		<pre>
	git clone git@github.com:openwfm/WRF.git		git clone git@github.com:openwfm/WRF-Fire-merge.git
	</pre>		</pre>
	or from the [https://github.com/wrf-model/WRF official repository]		or from the [https://github.com/wrf-model/WRF official repository]

Jmandel: branches

2019-01-16T19:18:05Z

branches

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	git clone git@github.com:wrf-model/WRF.git		git clone git@github.com:wrf-model/WRF.git
	</pre>		</pre>
	Use the <tt>master</tt> branch for the current release (default), or		Use the <tt>master</tt> branch for the current release (default), or branch <tt>develop</tt>, which includes changes accepted to WRF for a release in future.
	<~~pre~~>
	~~git checkout~~ develop
	</~~pre~~>
	~~to include all developments~~ accepted to ~~date~~.

	''Coming soon:'' branch with updated fire model.		''Coming soon:'' branch with updated fire model.

Jmandel: Works with

2019-01-16T18:53:41Z

Works with

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	-L$(HDF5_LIBDIR)		-L$(HDF5_LIBDIR)
	</pre>		</pre>
	~~<pre>~~
	===MPI parallel execution===		===MPI parallel execution===
	Not tested yet.		Not tested yet.
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	==Works with==		==Works with==
			* release-v4.0.2 commit [https://github.com/openwfm/WRF/commit/a9017c2de1e8430a02e5a798b756892846ac30c0 a9017c2de1e8430a02e5a798b756892846ac30c0]
			* CHPC kingspeak11 as of January 15, 2019

Jmandel: Jmandel moved page How to build WRF4 on CHPC to How to build WRF4

2019-01-16T18:49:29Z

Jmandel moved page How to build WRF4 on CHPC to How to build WRF4

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Jmandel: fix

2019-01-16T18:49:11Z

fix

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	==

	==Getting the source code==		==Getting the source code==
	From [https://github.com/openwfm/WRF our fork]		From [https://github.com/openwfm/WRF our fork]
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	cd WRF		cd WRF
	./configure		./configure
	<pre>		</pre>
	Use <tt>./configure -d</tt> for faster build and to enable debugging. Choose <tt>serial</tt> for your platform first to verify basic functionality. Note: Currently, the fire code will not work with choices that include shared memory parallelism by OpenMP, i.e., <tt>smpar</tt> or <tt>sm+dm</tt>		Use <tt>./configure -d</tt> for faster build and to enable debugging. Choose <tt>serial</tt> for your platform first to verify basic functionality. Note: Currently, the fire code will not work with choices that include shared memory parallelism by OpenMP, i.e., <tt>smpar</tt> or <tt>sm+dm</tt>
	This creates the file <tt>configure.wrf</tt>. Edit <tt>configure.wrf</tt> as needed, then		This creates the file <tt>configure.wrf</tt>. Edit <tt>configure.wrf</tt> as needed, then
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	./ideal.exe		./ideal.exe
	./wrf.exe		./wrf.exe
	</~~exe~~>		</pre>

	==University of Utah CHPC==		==University of Utah CHPC==

Jmandel: chpc

2019-01-16T18:46:15Z

chpc

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 ==Getting the source code==
 From [https://github.com/openwfm/WRF our fork]
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 ./configure
 <pre>
-Use <tt>./configure -d</tt> for faster build and to enable debugging. Choose serial for your platform first to verify basic functionality. Note: Currently, the fire code will not work with choices that include <tt>sm</sm>, i.e., shared memory parallelism by OpenMP.
+Use <tt>./configure -d</tt> for faster build and to enable debugging. Choose <tt>serial</tt> for your platform first to verify basic functionality. Note: Currently, the fire code will not work with choices that include shared memory parallelism by OpenMP, i.e., <tt>smpar</tt> or <tt>sm+dm</tt>
-Modify the configuration as needed, then
+This creates the file <tt>configure.wrf</tt>. Edit <tt>configure.wrf</tt> as needed, then
 ./compile em_fire >& compile.log
 </pre>
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 ./wrf.exe
 </exe>

Jmandel: started generic

2019-01-16T18:13:09Z

started generic

New page

==Getting the source code==
From [https://github.com/openwfm/WRF our fork]
<pre>
git clone git@github.com:openwfm/WRF.git
</pre>
or from the [https://github.com/wrf-model/WRF official repository]
<pre>
git clone git@github.com:wrf-model/WRF.git
</pre>
Use the <tt>master</tt> branch for the current release (default), or
<pre>
git checkout develop
</pre>
to include all developments accepted to date.

''Coming soon:'' branch with updated fire model.

==All platforms==
Set up the environment as needed, then
<pre>
cd WRF
./configure
<pre>
Use <tt>./configure -d</tt> for faster build and to enable debugging. Choose serial for your platform first to verify basic functionality. Note: Currently, the fire code will not work with choices that include <tt>sm</sm>, i.e., shared memory parallelism by OpenMP.
Modify the configuration as needed, then
./compile em_fire >& compile.log
</pre>
Check for errors and warnings
<pre>
grep Err compile.log
grep War compile.log
</pre>
and test the code built with serial:
<pre>
cd test
cd em_fire
./ideal.exe
./wrf.exe
</exe>