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Issue building CAM

Hi to all,

I'm currently trying to port CAM in standalone mode, for test, using Intel compilers.
For the moment, I’m just considering a simple -nosmp -nospmd example.
The configure step seems to work fine; however, when trying to build CAM, it turns out that the make yields "remarks" on certain .F90 of the type:

remark #5140: Unrecognized directive    !DIR$ CONCURRENT  !Cray

So I'm somewhat puzzled by this evocation of Cray, since my compiler is ifort.

The same will occur if I'm trying to use mpifort for tests involving parallelisation. At the end of the day, a CAM executable is generated all right, but will fail when being run (I reckon due to these errors during the build procedure...)

Does that ring the bell to anyone?

Thank you for any help.
Thibaut.
 

eaton

CSEG and Liaisons
The unrecognized compiler directives should have no impact on the executable code.  If you're getting a run time failure you'll need to report the details of that failure. 
 

jedwards

CSEG and Liaisons
Staff member
These are just warnings that the directive is not used by the compiler.   They are not the errors leading to model failure - look in the model output for the error. 
 
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