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This repository utilizes Git LFS to serve large files - please follow the README-Download-Instructions.txt file in order to access these files. This is a version of the SCIPUFF puff model with chemistry. It allows for the simulation of power plant plumes as a series of puffs that are transported in the atmosphere while undergoing chemical transformation.
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Issues with compiling on gfortran/arm64 processor #9

Open JosephGIV opened 3 months ago

JosephGIV commented 3 months ago

Hello,

This is the first time I've ever posted on github, so I apologize for breaking any rules of etiquette. I'm trying to compile the model for a computer with an arm64 processor, preferably using gfortran. It's been a while since I've tried to do this, but the last time I was attempting to do this, I was running into issues with finding the appropriate compiler flags.

Most of my Fortran knowledge is pretty limited, so I apologize for any awkward statements. Any help or resources would be appreciated.

DougHenn commented 3 months ago

As mentioned in the README_Build_instructsions.txt document, directions and files only for compiling with the Intel Fortran compiler are provide Additionally, the Visual Studio 2013 solution and project files are provided for Windows (and Intel compiler). So, the bottom line is that you will have to modify these files for gfortran. I believe people have done this, but I don't know the details. Sorry that we can't be of more assistance.

-Doug

JosephGIV commented 3 months ago

Hello,

Thank you for your response. If I manage to get it working I'll post the solution here.