(RESOLVED)Question about compiling WRF-LES

[Taro]

I'm a student and I'm learning WRF.But i meet some problems at the path of WRF-LES.Could you help me to know how to start compiling WRF-LES?I'm sorry that my English is not good

 

[kwerner]

Hi,
To compile WRF for LES simulations, you can either compile for real-data, or for an LES idealized case. If you're planning to use actual real data, you will compile the model the same as any other real-data compile (see the steps here). If you're compiling the em_les case (idealized case), instead of issuing the command to compile the real case (./compile em_real >& compile.log), you will issue (./compile em_les >& compile.log).

You may find some of the documentation listed in this FAQ to be useful.

 

[Taro]

Hi,
To compile WRF for LES simulations, you can either compile for real-data, or for an LES idealized case. If you're planning to use actual real data, you will compile the model the same as any other real-data compile (see the steps here). If you're compiling the em_les case (idealized case), instead of issuing the command to compile the real case (./compile em_real >& compile.log), you will issue (./compile em_les >& compile.log).

You may find some of the documentation listed in this FAQ to be useful.

Thank you for your help！

 

[Taro]

Hi！
I meet this problem while getting an LES ideal case，rsl.error.0000 is like this：
Ntasks in X 1 , ntasks in Y 1
IDEAL V4.1.2 PREPROCESSOR
*************************************
Parent domain
ids,ide,jds,jde 1 131 1 131
ims,ime,jms,jme -4 136 -4 136
ips,ipe,jps,jpe 1 131 1 131
*************************************
DYNAMICS OPTION: Eulerian Mass Coordinate
alloc_space_field: domain 1 , 1002426164 bytes allocated
-------------- FATAL CALLED ---------------
FATAL CALLED FROM FILE: <stdin> LINE: 374
Need to choose valid non-zero ideal_case: ideal_case = 0
-------------------------------------------
application called MPI_Abort(MPI_COMM_WORLD, 1) - process 0
~
Why does ideal_case =0? What should I do to solve this error?

 

[kwerner]

Please post your new question as a new thread since it's not related to the original compiling question. This helps to keep threads clean and easier to read for other users. Thanks!

Update: I see you already did so here. Thank you!