The scripts contained herein can be used to build GFDL's SHiELD and FV3 Solo models.
The top level directory structure groups source code and input files as follow:
| File/directory | Purpose |
|---|---|
LICENSE.md |
copy of the Gnu Lesser General Public license, version 3 |
README.md |
this file with basic pointers to more information |
CHECKOUT_code |
script to download necessary source for proper build GFDL's SHield and FV3 Solo models * |
Build/ |
contains scripts used for building models listed above |
mkmf/ |
submodule entry point for the externally managed mkmf software |
RTS/ |
contains scripts for use in CI software regression testing (see RTS/README.md) |
site/ |
contains site specific scripts and compiler make templates |
*By default, CHECKOUT_code checks out the latest main branch from each repository, which may include experimental features
Be sure to download the mkmf submodule prior to beginning. To use:
- checkout code via CHECKOUT_code script
- cd Build and execute ./COMPILE script with the --help option to see usage
- sample compile: ./COMPILE shield nh repro 32bit intel
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