I ran into something very similar and was able to resolve it. Skew_t_pie, were you able to resolve this issue? Looking at your log.compile, I recognize the errors. Will use 'time' to report timing information Serial C compiler (mostly for tool generation):įortran compiler for the model source code: Serial Fortran compiler (mostly for tool generation): The following indicate the compilers selected to build the WRF system I've even tried to set an environmental variable to direct to this version but I run into the same compile errors.Įdit: copied some of the log.compile which shows that while it uses the downloaded gfortran it does not recognize the downloaded gcc (this was done in serial but same issues arise in parallel):
#Install gfortran mp 9 mac install
Is it possible to install gfortran/gcc and try again?įor whatever reason, I have successfully updated the default gfortran to 9.3.0 and not clang using homebrew however I can't do the same with gcc and systems integrity protection won't let me link the downloaded gcc found in /usr/local/bin (used homebrew for that too) into /usr/bin (even with sudo/ in root). We know that the clang-1000.10.44.4 has trouble to compile WRF. Log.compile (64.73 KiB) Downloaded 64 times I am using gfortran/gcc compilers and they work fine. I ran "make check" after each library install and had no issues. Not sure if this is an issue in setting environmental variables correctly or an issue with the NetCDF library. I've attached my log here but the fatal errors are all regarding locating modules (I assume Fortran modules?) not being found:įatal Error: Cannot open module file 'module_mp_fast_sbm.mod' for reading at (1): No such file or directory Trying to run a real case (em_real), I am not able to obtain executable files after configuration and compilation. I have installed the libraries including separately building NetCDF-C (4.7.4) and NetCDF-Fortran (4.5.2) and set the appropriate paths/environmental variables as per the (slightly outdated) WRF Tutorial (.
#Install gfortran mp 9 mac mac osx
I am installing WRF (v 4.2.1) on a Mac OsX running High Sierra (Darwin Arch Linux) on a 4-core Intel processor (i7 2.9 GHz).
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