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Dear Sir,
we ran into problems while compiling the test-experiment for the first time. We tried reinstalling the model several times, but compilation stops due to the following error: “This module file was not generated by any release of this compiler”. Although we have checked, and netcdf in our server is compiled with this compiler.
I am attaching the failed compilation log file, as well as link to the file emps-gv with our configuration: held_suarez_test_case.log https://drive.google.com/file/d/1d5I3F0BdwMu3O3CXtiUseWaDUwt60HHw/view?usp=sharing
To install the model, we used the instructions from the site and did the following:
First of all, we make sure the conda is completely removed! That is, there is no mention in -bash_profile, .bashrc and there is no .conda folder and .condarc file in the home directory. Then we install newest version of it:
The error appears where netCDF library is used, so this is is likely because another netCDF library (compiled with a different Fortran compiler) is being loaded when you login to the server, instead of the one shipped with Anaconda. Please check your library paths and/or module-load commands, if you're using any.
Dear Sir,
we ran into problems while compiling the test-experiment for the first time. We tried reinstalling the model several times, but compilation stops due to the following error: “This module file was not generated by any release of this compiler”. Although we have checked, and netcdf in our server is compiled with this compiler.
I am attaching the failed compilation log file, as well as link to the file emps-gv with our configuration:
held_suarez_test_case.log
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1d5I3F0BdwMu3O3CXtiUseWaDUwt60HHw/view?usp=sharing
To install the model, we used the instructions from the site and did the following:
First of all, we make sure the conda is completely removed! That is, there is no mention in -bash_profile, .bashrc and there is no .conda folder and .condarc file in the home directory. Then we install newest version of it:
Then we install ISCA:
We write the paths to the folders in .bashrc, exit the server, log in again and compile test experiment:
And it stops with the aforementioned error.
Maybe you can tell us what are we doing wrong?
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