Build a new case after modifying module code in CAM6-CESM2.2

[nuvolet]

Greetings,

I am modifying a module in the CAM6.0 (nudging.F90) and in during the process to build a case I get this message and the case is not completely built.

cat: Srcfiles: No such file or directory
f951: Warning: Nonexistent include directory ‘/$MY_COMPUTER/CESM2.2/cime/output/NAOD_2/bld/gnu/mpich2-1.4/nodebug/nothreads/mct/finclude’ [-Wmissing-include-dirs]
f951: Warning: Nonexistent include directory ‘/SourceMods/src.cam’ [-Wmissing-include-dirs]

Somebody knows why this directory is not created?

Thanks in advance

 

[fischer]

Hi Toni,

For starters, a warning shouldn't cause the case to fail to build. There might be more error messages later in the log file.
The SourceMods/src.cam is created when you run create_newcase. Did you check to make sure that SourceMod/src.cam
is in you case directory?
But my feeling is your directory path $MY_COMPUTER isn't being set properly. You might want look at your system port to make
sure everything is okay. Have you been able to build any other cases?

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Thanks
Chris

 

[nuvolet]

Hi Toni,

For starters, a warning shouldn't cause the case to fail to build. There might be more error messages later in the log file.
The SourceMods/src.cam is created when you run create_newcase. Did you check to make sure that SourceMod/src.cam
is in you case directory?
But my feeling is your directory path $MY_COMPUTER isn't being set properly. You might want look at your system port to make
sure everything is okay. Have you been able to build any other cases?

Please read the following so that I might be able to assist you better.

Information to include in help requests

When you are posting to the forums because you want help with an issue, please include as much of the following information as possible. Please read the following before submitting a help request: Check the CESM support policy, and particularly the list of currently-supported versions at the...

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Thanks
Chris

Hi Chris,

Indeed I got more error afterwards, which I am looking at and step by step solving.
Those errors mainly are about how I have been declaring new variables in the module a need to be cleared by correct use of Fortran.
I am guessing that once those errors are solved, most probably the case would be build successfully, right?
Thanks for your help
Toni

 

[fischer]

Yes, your build should be successful.

 

[nuvolet]

Yes, your build should be successful.

Great. Thanks :)