export FC=mpifort
export CC=mpicc
export FC=mpiifort
export CC=mpiicc
export NetCDF_ROOT=`nc-config --prefix`
<prefix>
is the full install directory for FMS provided by user
cd FMS
mkdir -p build && cd build
cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=<prefix> ..
make -j4
make install
By default, FMS is built without OpenMP
and in single precision (r4)
The following build options are available:
-DOPENMP "Build FMS with OpenMP support" DEFAULT: OFF
-D32BIT "Build 32-bit (r4) FMS library" DEFAULT: ON
-D64BIT "Build 64-bit (r8) FMS library" DEFAULT: OFF
-DINTERNAL_FILE_NML "Enable compiler definition -DINTERNAL_FILE_NML" DEFAULT: ON
-DENABLE_QUAD_PRECISION "Enable compiler definition -DENABLE_QUAD_PRECISION" DEFAULT: ON
-DGFS_PHYS "Enable compiler definition -DGFS_PHYS" DEFAULT:OFF
-DLARGEFILE "Enable compiler definition -Duse_LARGEFILE" DEFAULT:OFF
When the above command finishes, the <prefix>
will have an include_r4
and a lib
directory. The lib
directory will have these files:
libfms_r4.a
cmake/fms/fms-targets.cmake
cmake/fms/fms-targets-release.cmake
cmake/fms/fms-config.cmake
cmake/fms/fms-config-version.cmake
FMS built with cmake
provides transient targets with its package configuration.
To be able to look for FMS in your application, set the following environment variable:
export FMS_ROOT=<prefix>
where <prefix>
is the full path to FMS installation.
To find FMS in your application CMakeLists.txt
:
find_package(FMS)
To link your application with FMS library:
target_link_libraries(appName FMS::fms_r4)
If your application does not provide a means to locate the NetCDF installation via cmake, this may help:
-DCMAKE_MODULE_PATH=<FMS_SRC_DIR>/cmake