Error with adjusting some Register, Phys and Dyn_em.

[xieyiran]

I have successfully configured and compiled this version of the WRF V3.8 on ubuntu 16.10 in the past, but while using the same steps after adjusting the Registry and Phys, I got some errors during compilation and end up with an unsuccessful compile of em_real. Anyone knows what happened?? I have the successful and failed compile log files attached. During configuration I use a 64bit serial (13, ifort, icc) or (32, gfortran, gcc) with basic nesting.
Thank you for your help.

 

[kwerner]

Hi,
If you take a look at the unsuccessful compile logs, and do a search for the word "Error" (with a capital 'E'), you should find these errors:

module_driver_constants.f90:53:43:

 INTEGER , PARAMETER :: model_data_order   = DATA_ORDER_
                                           1
Error: Parameter ‘data_order_’ at (1) has not been declared or is a variable, which does not reduce to a constant expression
module_driver_constants.f90:171:7:

    USE module_driver_constants, ONLY : DATA_ORDER_XYZ
       1
Fatal Error: Can't open module file ‘module_driver_constants.mod’ for reading at (1): No such file or directory
compilation terminated.

I assume this is related to a change that you made when you modified the code. When you compile, a *.f90 file is created from each of the *.F files. You can take a look in your *.f90 file to find the line number that is causing the problem. For instance, the first error above shows that in line 53 (position 43) of module_driver_constants.f90 you have a problem with the variable 'DATA_ORDER_', and the exact problem is listed below that. You can then go to the module_driver_constants.F file to make the correction, as the *.f90 file is something that is generated during compilation, so any changes made in there will be ignored. Once you correct these problems, issue a 'clean -a' and then reconfigure and recompile. If it fails again, look for more errors, and continue to fix the modified code until you are able to compile successfully.

 

[xieyiran]

Thanks for your help.