Installation
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A Makefile is provided with the source code for compiling HOS-ocean in Linux/Unix environment. The GNU Fortran compiler gfortran shall be used. Other Fortran compilers may be used with small adjustments of compiler options, libraries...
Makefile makes use of executable makedepf90 to extract automatic dependencies available here
Intel Fortran compiler ifort have been tested and may be used with the following adjustment (due to non-standard random number generation). In file initial_condition.f90 a USE statement has to be added at the beginning of module:
USE IFPORT, only:RAND
Intel Fortran compiler ifort have been tested and may be used with the following adjustment (due to non-standard random number generation). In file initial_condition.f90 a USE statement has to be added at the beginning of module:
USE IFPORT, only:RAND
Compiling HOS-ocean in Windows environment with Microsoft Visual Studio has been done with the x64 Platform and an extended 'Stack Reserve Size' and 'Stack Commit Size'(> Configuration Properties > Linker > System).
Different external libraries are needed for the compilation of HOS-ocean
The location of the compiled libraries have to be specified in the Makefile under the following flag (default is libraries located in /usr/local/lib/)
LIBDIR=/usr/local/lib/
The Intel Math Kernel Library needs to be used in a sequential mode. (> Configuration Properties > Fortran > Libraries)