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compiling wrf 4.2 on centos7 failed--->Problems building executables, look for errors in the build log
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Most likely it is the fact that centos 7 uses older GNU compilers then what WRF likes. I have found that CENTOS 8 and above works best.Dear all:
What kind of error caused the compiling to fail?
Problems building executables, look for errors in the build log
I would be very glad if you can direct me in solving this problem
But after upgrading gcc and gfortran to version 7, the result is still the same, so I think it may not be a compiler version issue?Most likely it is the fact that centos 7 uses older GNU compilers then what WRF likes. I have found that CENTOS 8 and above works best.
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There is probably an issue with the libraries being built if you have GNU 7 and wrf fails to build. Do you have any build logs for netcdf, hdf5, etc?But after upgrading gcc and gfortran to version 7, the result is still the same, so I think it may not be a compiler version issue?
Do you mean the installation logs of netcdf and hdf5? Sorry, I did not generate a build log after installation, but the test provided in the official document can run normally（ Compiling WRF ）Perhaps it's not a problem with dependent libraries?There is probably an issue with the libraries being built if you have GNU 7 and wrf fails to build. Do you have any build logs for netcdf, hdf5, etc?
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Okay good that the library compatibility and environment tests passed. Do you have a log file for wrf generated?Do you mean the installation logs of netcdf and hdf5? Sorry, I did not generate a build log after installation, but the test provided in the official document can run normally（ Compiling WRF ）Perhaps it's not a problem with dependent libraries?
你是说编译。wrf？当然很好，库兼容性和环境测试通过了。你有生成 wrf 的日志文件吗？
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If I can see it I might be able to see what's happening.你是说编译。wrf？当然
If I can see it I might be able to see what's happening.
Sorry, the file ending in. wrf cannot be sent out. I will change it to a txt file
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Do you also have the compile logSorry, the file ending in. wrf cannot be sent out. I will change it to a txt file
yepDo you also have the compile log
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The first error message in your compile log (which is the one we are most interested in) is:
'time' is a simple linux command that is typically included with your operating system. I believe, ultimately, the issue is that you're using a very old version of GNU to compile a newer version of WRF. GNU is free software, so can you try to install the latest version of GNU to see if that makes any difference in your compile? If you aren't sure how to do this, seek the help of a systems administrator (IT) at your institution. Once you install the new GNU version, you'll need to rebuild NetCDF and your MPI installation with the updated GNU, as well.
If you do that, and still run into the above error regarding the 'time' command, you can try a couple things:
1) Ask a systems admin for assistance in getting this command installed on your system. 'time' is a very simple linux command and typically comes readily available with the OS.
2) You can try modifying the configure.wrf file. After issuing a
, and reconfiguring, open your configure.wrf file and look for this line:
Remove 'time' from the line so that it now reads as
Save the configure.wrf with the change and try recompiling.
The first error message in your compile log (which is the one we are most interested in) is:
Code:
make[3]: time: Command not found'time' is a simple linux command that is typically included with your operating system. I believe, ultimately, the issue is that you're using a very old version of GNU to compile a newer version of WRF. GNU is free software, so can you try to install the latest version of GNU to see if that makes any difference in your compile? If you aren't sure how to do this, seek the help of a systems administrator (IT) at your institution. Once you install the new GNU version, you'll need to rebuild NetCDF and your MPI installation with the updated GNU, as well.
If you do that, and still run into the above error regarding the 'time' command, you can try a couple things:
1) Ask a systems admin for assistance in getting this command installed on your system. 'time' is a very simple linux command and typically comes readily available with the OS.
2) You can try modifying the configure.wrf file. After issuing a
Code:
./clean -a
Code:
FC = time $(DM_FC)Remove 'time' from the line so that it now reads as
Code:
FC = $(DM_FC)Save the configure.wrf with the change and try recompiling.
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I think GNU is stuck at gcc v4.@volcano
The first error message in your compile log (which is the one we are most interested in) is:
Code:make[3]: time: Command not found
'time' is a simple linux command that is typically included with your operating system. I believe, ultimately, the issue is that you're using a very old version of GNU to compile a newer version of WRF. GNU is free software, so can you try to install the latest version of GNU to see if that makes any difference in your compile? If you aren't sure how to do this, seek the help of a systems administrator (IT) at your institution. Once you install the new GNU version, you'll need to rebuild NetCDF and your MPI installation with the updated GNU, as well.
If you do that, and still run into the above error regarding the 'time' command, you can try a couple things:
1) Ask a systems admin for assistance in getting this command installed on your system. 'time' is a very simple linux command and typically comes readily available with the OS.
2) You can try modifying the configure.wrf file. After issuing a, and reconfiguring, open your configure.wrf file and look for this line:Code:./clean -a
Code:FC = time $(DM_FC)
Remove 'time' from the line so that it now reads as
Code:FC = $(DM_FC)
Save the configure.wrf with the change and try recompiling.
According to this quote from man page on centos website
The default GCC that comes with the CentOS 7.2 is GCC 4.8.5