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Missing File: "env_mach_specific.sh"

liren

Liren
Member
Hello everyone!

I am running CLM5 for a single point in my computer and I have read the guide 1.6.3.5. Example: Creating a surface dataset for a single point. When compile the "gen_domain", I used the following command:
Code:
../../../configure --macros-format Makefile --mpilib mpi-serial --machine bnuscc
I have successfully running CESM2.1.3 so the --machine bnuscc was correctly written. However, after running the command, there are no "env_mach_specific.sh". This file should emerge after running the configure command just as the "INSTALL" file or This thread.

I have bypass this issue by compile the gen_domain.F90 file individually. I did not use the "env_mach_specific.sh" and this works fine. However, I am wondering how can I get the "env_mach_specific.sh" file in my computer. This issue may also be helpful to other people who are porting CLM5 in their computers.

Thank you!
 

slevis

Moderator
Staff member
I do not have an answer to your exact question, but...
If your goal is to create a surface dataset for a single point, then I would look in tools/site_and_regional for the subset_data tool. This provides an easy way to generate single point and regional surface datasets.
 

liren

Liren
Member
I do not have an answer to your exact question, but...
If your goal is to create a surface dataset for a single point, then I would look in tools/site_and_regional for the subset_data tool. This provides an easy way to generate single point and regional surface datasets.
Thanks for your reply!

In fact, I have found these scripts. I just hope to make sure compile the .F90 files manually would not raise some issues.

By the way, I've downloaded the PTCLMmkdata from github. I am wondering if the "PTCLMmkdata" tools can be used to run the CLM single point experiment now (in CESM2.1.3, CTSM5.0).
 
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