Closed oyvindseland closed 9 months ago
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I updated the README file for building instructions, in the last commit: bd1bf3b3
If you are running it on NIRD, you don't need to install the CMOR library, but use directly the installed the copy under NS9560K.
Hope it will help.
Will try to use the NS9560K copy. mpiifort does not exist any more on nird so the makefile can not be used.
Will try to use the NS9560K copy. mpiifort does not exist any more on nird so the makefile can not be used.
On NIRD, one can use 'module load Intel/2022a' for example, to load Intel compiler.
However, I noticed that this loaded Intel compiler for parallel program does work for the 'noresm2cmor' (has some strange error reading name list file, have not dig into this in detail, neither tried other Intel version. The Intel/2022a was chosen because it is close to the version that was previously used to build the CMOR libraries).
In short, currently, the GNU compiler is recommended. That is, use Makefile_cmor3mpi.nird_gnu
or Makefile_cmor3.nird_gnu
for now.
Reopen if in need.
Describe the bug The link below in the description links to a webpage that does not exist.
https://pcmdi.github.io/cmor-site/download.htm
To Reproduce
Try following the link
Additional context Is it possible to link to an existing library build?