Closed andreas-h closed 5 years ago
Please see https://github.com/WRF-CMake/wrf/blob/wrf-cmake/doc/cmake/INSTALL.md#build-and-install-wrf-cmake. There's a point saying:
- If you change any registry files, then just re-run
make install
.
Is that what you were looking for?
Please see https://github.com/WRF-CMake/wrf/blob/wrf-cmake/doc/cmake/INSTALL.md#build-and-install-wrf-cmake [https://github.com/WRF-CMake/wrf/blob/wrf-cmake/doc/cmake/INSTALL.md#build-and-install-wrf-cmake] . There's a point saying:
- If you change any registry files, then just re-run make install .
Is that what you were looking for?
Yes that's fine, thank you for pointing out what I was apparently too blind to see :-/
No problem :)
When working with WRF, sometimes one needs to re-compile the code (e.g., after changing some things in the source code). When changing the Registry, even a full re-compile is necessary (e.g.,
./clean -a && ./compile em_real && ./compile wrf
).From the compilation instructions here, it is unclear to me how this relates to the WRF-CMAKE build system.
Do I always follow the
cmake ... && make install
? Or do I have to clean somehow when changing the registry?This should be added to the documentation.