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Building n on macOS-X requires :
1) XCode - available through the App Store
NB you will also need the commandline tools for XCode
xcode-select --install
2) There are various 3rd party libraries required - fortunately someone else has done the
hard work of porting them. There are several options, we have only looked at
MacPorts and Homebrew which seem to be amongst the most popular. If you don't
already have a collection, look at :
MacPorts : https://www.macports.org
or
Homebrew : http://brew.sh/
Although I like MacPorts and it is the default we use, it does have some annoying problems.
One that has caught me again is when XCode is upgraded to a new major release it breaks
builds :
ld: framework not found Cocoa
Whatever Homebrew do seems to avoid this problem ....
3) If you want to use gfortran, make sure you have at least version 8.2. For MacPorts use :
sudo port install gcc9 +gfortran
sudo port select gcc mp-gcc9
For homebrew
brew install gcc
4) You will need netcdf - this is available from MacPorts :
sudo port install netcdf
Or you can use Homebrew :
brew install netcdf
5) To build the GUI you will need libgd - this is available through MacPorts
sudo port install gd2
or through Homebrew
brew install gd
6) To build a version including FABM you will need cmake, both brew and port seem to include it
in their compiler bundles, but in case they don't :
sudo port install cmake
or
brew install cmake
Note:
cmake attempts to verify that compiles actually work, unfortunately it
attempts to build an executable test program by linking to libgcc_s.dylib.
This file doesn't exist on the mac, normally it would be a link to libgcc_s.1.dylib.
My workaround for this is to add a symlink in the fortran library directory :
cd /opt/intel/lib
sudo ln -s /usr/lib/libgcc_s.1.dylib libgcc_s.dylib
Note:
GLM source includes a script - "macpkg.sh" to include non-standard libraries
into the glm.app binary. This script defaults to use for MacPorts at the moment. To change
to homebrew edit the GLM_CONFIG file
Note:
GLM requires gfortran v8 or later in order to build correctly - previous versions of gfortran
had a bug in the C compatibility that prevented correct compilation.
Note:
If you have upgraded Xcode you might need to make it use the right version :
sudo xcode-select -s /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer
and you may need to upgrade the commandLine tools too :
sudo xcode-select --install