MOD_GLOBAL.for MOD_PARTICLEDATA.for MP6Flowdata.for MP6ParticleMgr.for Writpts0.for MOD_MPBAS.for MOD_PrecisionCheck.for MP6.for MP6TrackParticles.for MOD_MPDATA.for MP6Budgetrd.for MP6MPBAS1.for MP6Util.for
Note that MP6PrecisionCheck.for has been changed into MOD_precisionCheck.for as it contains a module. Also fortran is independent from file names.By first start, I have used:
gfortran *.for *.inc -o a.out
there are errors reported.Then I dicided to make the step-by-step compiling
gfortran -c MOD*.for gfortran -c PM6*.for gfortran *.o -o defThe binary file has been created, but it runs with errors.
So I dicided to use ifort for compilling:
ifort -c MOD*.for ifort -c PM6*.for ifort *.o -o defEverything works perfectly.
Learned:
- if dirct compilling is not working, it is necessary to create the object files first and then do the compilling work.
- the *.inc file may not be needed in the command that conduct the compilling work.
- some programs are depended on the compiller (either gfortran or ifort)
The same trick may also need to be used for SUTRA-MS
Modflow2005 is almost working out of the box, except that one needs to change the inc file.
modflow-nwt it is found that gfortran lack of ieee_arithmatic library. ifort has no problem in finding that library. question has been raised in stackoverflow. the other trick i made
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