Compiling SCHISM on Windows - Revision history

Yjzhang at 20:03, 7 August 2018

2018-08-07T20:03:45Z

Schismguest: /* From Associate Prof. Jian Li in CUG (Wuhan) (July 2018) */

2018-07-26T02:52:33Z

‎From Associate Prof. Jian Li in CUG (Wuhan) (July 2018)

Schismguest at 02:51, 26 July 2018

2018-07-26T02:51:59Z

Schismguest at 02:51, 26 July 2018

2018-07-26T02:51:04Z

Schismguest: /* From Associate Prof. Jian Li in CUG (Wuhan) (July 2018) */

2018-07-26T02:50:18Z

‎From Associate Prof. Jian Li in CUG (Wuhan) (July 2018)

Schismguest at 02:27, 26 July 2018

2018-07-26T02:27:21Z

Schismguest at 02:25, 26 July 2018

2018-07-26T02:25:58Z

Schismguest at 17:07, 23 July 2018

2018-07-23T17:07:38Z

Schismguest at 22:05, 20 July 2018

2018-07-20T22:05:30Z

Yjzhang at 13:51, 20 July 2018

2018-07-20T13:51:45Z

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    <LI> CMAKE 3.02
    <LI> Prebuild third party libs, which are here [https://d3.water.ca.gov/owncloud/index.php/s/uGOYtAHVteLDJSb here]
-        This zip file contains HDF5,netCDF4 and parmetis.
+        This zip file contains HDF5,netCDF4 and parmetis. Here is an [http://ccrm.vims.edu/yinglong/wiki_files/how_to_build_netcdf_windows_ifort_vs2010.pdf article] on how to build netcdf lib on Windows.
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 All the third party softwares included METIS, NetCDF, GOTM3.2 were also bundled in the software. At the same time, I also used Cygwin to compile and run the SCHISM5.3.1.
 Therefore, I can develop, compile and run SCHISM both in Windows and Linux alternatively.
      I also send the test case of the [http://ccrm.vims.edu/yinglong/wiki_files/LiJian/Sed3D_Trench_Migration.zip Sed3D_Trench_migration] to you, which can be run in Windows cmd like this:
+     mpiexec -np 8 schism5.3.1
-     mpiexec -np 8 schism5.3.1
+     Wish these experiences can help the developers like the Windows OS. The different preprocessor should be used if you want to use another modules, which should be configured in the Visual Studio compiler.
+    If you have any questions, please contact with me, my email address is lijian_cky@hotmail.com
      The ACE tools have also been compiled using CygWin in Windows OS, you can email me and I can send you the necessary files.

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 =From Associate Prof. Jian Li in CUG (Wuhan) (July 2018)=
       Some experiences can be shared about running SCHISM in Windows, I found that several executables of SCHISM_5.6.1 has been uploaded by Jon Shu in the Wiki.
       Now I want to share the compiling files and running case for the SCHISM5.3.1, which can be used for the developers to develop and debug the code.
-      Now I want to share the compiling files and running case for the SCHISM5.3.1, which can be used for the developers to develop and debug the code. Besides that, I transferred part of the cohesive sediment modeling code
+     Besides that, I transferred part of the cohesive sediment modeling code from FVCOM model and also bundled in the [http://ccrm.vims.edu/yinglong/wiki_files/LiJian/schism_v5.3.1.zip file].
- from FVCOM model and also bundled in the [http://ccrm.vims.edu/yinglong/wiki_files/LiJian/schism_v5.3.1.zip file].
+      I used Visual Studio 2008 and Intel Fortran 11.0 to compile SCHISM5.3.1, and the same method and softwares can be used to compile the other version of SCHISM.
 All the third party softwares included METIS, NetCDF, GOTM3.2 were also bundled in the software. At the same time, I also used Cygwin to compile and run the SCHISM5.3.1.
-      I used Visual Studio 2008 and Intel Fortran 11.0 to compile SCHISM5.3.1, and the same method and softwares can be used to compile the other version of SCHISM. All the third party softwares included METIS, NetCDF, GOTM3.2 were also bundled in the software. At the same time, I also used Cygwin to compile and run the SCHISM5.3.1. Therefore, I can develop, compile and run SCHISM both in Windows and Linux alternatively.
+Therefore, I can develop, compile and run SCHISM both in Windows and Linux alternatively.
      I also send the test case of the [http://ccrm.vims.edu/yinglong/wiki_files/LiJian/Sed3D_Trench_Migration.zip Sed3D_Trench_migration] to you, which can be run in Windows cmd like this:
      mpiexec -np 8 schism5.3.1
      Wish these experiences can help the developers like the Windows OS. The different preprocessor should be used if you want to use another modules, which should be configured in the Visual Studio compiler. If you have any questions, please contact with me, my email address is lijian_cky@hotmail.com
      The ACE tools have also been compiled using CygWin in Windows OS, you can email me and I can send you the necessary files.

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	Wish these experiences can help the developers like the Windows OS. The different preprocessor should be used if you want to use another modules, which should be configured in the Visual Studio compiler. If you have any questions, please contact with me, my email address is lijian_cky@hotmail.com		Wish these experiences can help the developers like the Windows OS. The different preprocessor should be used if you want to use another modules, which should be configured in the Visual Studio compiler. If you have any questions, please contact with me, my email address is lijian_cky@hotmail.com

−	The ACE tools have also been compiled using CygWin in Windows OS, you can ~~download~~ the ~~file [C:\Cygwin\home\ACE\ACE.rar]and run in CygWin~~.	+	The ACE tools have also been compiled using CygWin in Windows OS, you can email me and I can send you the necessary files.

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 =From Associate Prof. Jian Li in CUG (Wuhan) (July 2018)=
- Some experience can be shared about running SCHISM in Windows, I found that several executables of SCHISM_5.6.1 has been uploaded by Jon Shu in the Wiki.
+     Some experiences can be shared about running SCHISM in Windows, I found that several executables of SCHISM_5.6.1 has been uploaded by Jon Shu in the Wiki.
- Now I want to share the compiling files and running case for the SCHISM5.3.1, which can be used for the developers to develop and debug the code. Besides that,
- I transferred part of the cohesive sediment modeling code
+     Now I want to share the compiling files and running case for the SCHISM5.3.1, which can be used for the developers to develop and debug the code. Besides that, I transferred part of the cohesive sediment modeling code
   from FVCOM model and also bundled in the [http://ccrm.vims.edu/yinglong/wiki_files/LiJian/schism_v5.3.1.zip file].
- I use Visual Studio 2008 and Intel Fortran 11.0 to compile SCHISM5.3.1, and the same method and softwares can be used to compile the other version of SCHISM.
+     I used Visual Studio 2008 and Intel Fortran 11.0 to compile SCHISM5.3.1, and the same method and softwares can be used to compile the other version of SCHISM. All the third party softwares included METIS, NetCDF, GOTM3.2 were also bundled in the software. At the same time, I also used Cygwin to compile and run the SCHISM5.3.1. Therefore, I can develop, compile and run SCHISM both in Windows and Linux alternatively.
-I also send the test case of the [http://ccrm.vims.edu/yinglong/wiki_files/LiJian/Sed3D_Trench_Migration.zip Sed3D_Trench_migration] to you, which can be run in Windows cmd like:
+    I also send the test case of the [http://ccrm.vims.edu/yinglong/wiki_files/LiJian/Sed3D_Trench_Migration.zip Sed3D_Trench_migration] to you, which can be run in Windows cmd like this:
     mpiexec -np 8 schism5.3.1
-Wish these experiences can help the developers like the Windows OS. The different preprocessor should be used if you want to use another modules, which should be configured in the Visual Studio compiler. If you have any questions, please contact with me, my email address is lijian_cky@hotmail.com
+    Wish these experiences can help the developers like the Windows OS. The different preprocessor should be used if you want to use another modules, which should be configured in the Visual Studio compiler. If you have any questions, please contact with me, my email address is lijian_cky@hotmail.com

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      <LI> Build the project '''pschism'''.
-     <LI> If your pschism executable throw error of stack overflow when running, it means the reserved stack size is not enough for the executable. You can either run it with more threads in parallel or change the reserved stack size via Visual Studio. To change stack size,  Right click project '''pschism''' to show property pages, go to '''Linker->System''', and increase '''Stack Reserve Size''' and '''Stack Commit Size'''.
+     <LI> If your pschism executable throw error of stack overflow when running, it means the reserved stack size is not enough for the executable. You can either run it with more threads in parallel or change the reserved stack size via Visual Studio. To change stack size,  Right click project '''pschism''' to show property pages, go to '''Linker->System''', and increase '''Stack Reserve Size''' and '''Stack Commit Size''', then rebuild pschism.
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−	=Here are the tools and libraries ~~Dr.~~ Jon Shu used to build parallel SCHISM on Windows=	+	=Here are the tools and libraries Jon Shu used to build parallel SCHISM on Windows=

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