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This brings in the new GNU compiler. If the standard GNU compiler on Linux is too old to build WRF, this is what is required. The side effect is that the "yum install netcdf" commands are now generating inconsistent Fortran *.mod files. The "yum install" command is defaulting to an assumed GNU version (4.8.5, OLD). With some source changes in WRF, there is no longer a need for the Fortran MODULE "use netcdf" statment, we can get away with "include netcdf.inc".
Dockerfile has GNU 8 (fixes RRTMG compile fails with -d) Dockerfile builds netcdf, hdf5, openmpi Dockerfile fixes env and various LD_LIB and PATHs Dockerfile and .travis.yml have option for regtest arg Includes small data option (No DA, no HWRF, No KPP) Includes better script with nml test number on pass Includes better script with defined $d on run failures Includes better script with stacksize unlimited Takes a while to build the image now, 40+ minutes, likely due to the building of those !@#$%^&* libraries from source Changes to be committed: modified: .travis.yml modified: Dockerfile modified: Dockerfile-template
… make install Stick files in /wrf/wrfoutput. The output was enormous, and travis complained. If the builds work, who looks at that stuff anyways, right? Changes to be committed: modified: Dockerfile modified: Dockerfile-template
Changes to be committed: modified: Dockerfile modified: Dockerfile-template
…top the build This is due to the travis requirement that the std out and err output from the configure and make of the external libs (netcdf, hdf5, openmpi) was too large. So, you stick the std out and err in a file to be a nice guy. Is travis happy? No. Now it sees no output for a long time (since the three libs take a while) and says "Hey, I'll bet this process is just hung". Travis wants to see output every 10 minutes. Instead of modifying the .travis.yml file, I tried to manufacture output after each of the configures (4 of them) and after each of the makes (4 of them). Fingers crossed. Sheesh. Changes to be committed: modified: Dockerfile modified: Dockerfile-template
Trying to dump piles of print for openmpi make Changes to be committed: modified: Dockerfile modified: Dockerfile-template
module_ra_rrtmg_swf.f90:3419:0: use rrsw_kg21_f, only : absa, ka, absb, kb, forref, selfref, & internal compiler error: in gfc_trans_use_stmts, at fortran/trans-decl.c:5111 Please submit a full bug report, Removing -d, seems to mostly be OK then with RRTMG fast sw then. But on Darwin and cheyenne, the GNU 8 fixed this. Also, adding -j 3 for the parallel build. Changes to be committed: modified: .travis.yml
Modified the associated script.csh to always bypass the RRTMG FAST build Changes to be committed: modified: .travis.yml
1. Has build WRF and repeat if necessary script.csh
Changes to be committed: modified: .travis.yml
…line syntax, maybe?
1. cenv gets {}, not required, but conventional for script 2. zap entire "addons" with the "apt" "ubuntu" packages" and "gcc" stuff 3. remove language=fortran, never used sine we are doing containers 4. make branches of interest: master, release-v*, and develop
… get file names to search for
…internal failures intermittently
…nce not using -d)
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