FMS release 2022.04 - Githubissues

DusanJovic-NOAA commented 2 years ago

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Which software in the stack would you like installed? Please provide the name of the software you would like installed on the HPCs. Ensure the software exists in the list of supported software. If new software needs to be added to the stack, use the add_package_request.md template. FMS

What is the version/tag of the software? Please provide the version/tag of the software to be installed. FMS 2022.04 (https://github.com/NOAA-GFDL/FMS/releases/tag/2022.04)

What compilation options would you like set? Give a detailed list of compilation options, compiler and MPI flavors and versions, etc. Same options as used for FMS/2022.03 Intel and gnu

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mathomp4 commented 2 years ago

One request from the GMAO side. Could you add to the FMS spack package.py a 32BIT variant:

    variant(
        "32bit",
        default=False,
        description="Build a version of the library with default 32 bit reals",
    )
...
            self.define_from_variant("32BIT"),

Currently GEOS uses both 32BIT and 64BIT variants of FMS and I had to add that to the FMS I am using in my spack testing. (MOM6 is 64bit but our FV3 is built 32bit so we need two FMS's..fun fun!)

(NOTE: I know FMS has added that "mixed-mode" to the Autotools build, but we'll be doing CMake so we need both until I can figure out if there is a way for mixed-mode in CMake builds.)

climbfuji commented 1 year ago

Status 12/01/2022:

fms@2022.04 is already available through spack in our fork, see https://github.com/NOAA-EMC/spack/blob/a5127b4b834ffcb524dd7b34bed496a791bad962/var/spack/repos/builtin/packages/fms/package.py
fms@2022.04 is not the default for the JEDI applications (skylab-dev template). We rely on fms@2022.02 for the upcoming spack-stack@1.2.0 release on the JEDI side.
The outdated hpc-stack-dev template (meant to provide identical versions compared to hpc-stack) still has fms@2022.01 as default, and so does https://github.com/NOAA-EMC/spack/blob/a5127b4b834ffcb524dd7b34bed496a791bad962/var/spack/repos/jcsda-emc-bundles/packages/ufs-weather-model-env/package.py.
The currently open UFS+Hera PR still has fms@2022.01 in ufs-weather-model-env (see https://github.com/NOAA-EMC/spack/pull/192/files).

Unless @AlexanderRichert-NOAA wants to include the update to fms@2022.04 in his PRs (with all the potential pitfalls of the multi-precision builds), this will not be included in spack-stack@1.2.0 but made available in test versions towards the next release of spack stack in 2023.

JCSDA / spack-stack

FMS release 2022.04 #379