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Makefile
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##############################################################################
# -*- sh -*-
##############################################################################
#
# DSMACC - The Dynamically Simple Model of Atmospheric Chemical Complexity
# uses KPP to build simulation code for chemical kinetic systems
#
##############################################################################
# Basic compilers and compiler options are selected using configure
# 1. The name of the compiler you want to use. Normaly this
# is either GNU C compiler (gcc) or the native compiler (cc)
# You can use the complete pathname if the compiler is not in $PATH
# Note that for SUN machines is better to use gcc.
# For GNU C compiler use:
# CC=gcc
# For the native compiler use:
# CC=cc
CC=gcc
# 2. Platform independent C compiler flags. By default "-O" is used which
# turns on optimisation. If you are experiencing problems you may try
# "-g" to include debuging informations.
CFLAGS=-g -O2
CPPFLAGS=
# 3. KPP requires a lexical analizer like FLEX to be used.
# FLEX is a public domain lexical analizer and you can download it from
# http://www.gnu.org/software/flex/ or any other mirror site. If flex
# directory is not included in your path use the complete pathname.
FLEX=flex
# 4. Flex library. Can either be -lfl or the full path to a libfl.a
FLEX_LIB=-lfl
# 5. Linker flags to ensure access to the libraries including libfl.a
# If libfl.a is in a standard location, this can be blank.
# Otherwise LDFLAGS=-L<DIRPATH> where DIRPATH is the path that
# contains libfl.a
LDFLAGS=
# 6. The name of the fortran compiler you want to use. Normaly this
# is either GNU Fortran compiler (gfortran), the Intel Fortran
# compiler (ifort), or the Portland Group Compiler.
# For GNU C compiler use:
# FC=gfortran
# For the Intel compiler use:
# FC=ifort
FC=gfortran
# 6. Platform independent C compiler flags. By default "-O" is used which
# turns on optimisation. If you are experiencing problems you may try
# "-g" to include debuging informations.
F90FLAGS=-cpp -g -O2 -fno-automatic -fcheck=bounds -fimplicit-none
TOPDIR=$(realpath .)
export KPP_HOME=$(PWD)/kpp
all: testrun
testrun: kpp/bin/kpp
cd cri && make
kpp/bin/kpp:
make -C kpp
clean:
cd src && make -i distclean
cd cri && make -i clean
cd tuv_new && make -i clean
cd UCI_fastJX72e && make -i clean
cd kpp && make -i clean
distclean: clean
rm -f bin/dsmacc
cd kpp && make -i distclean
rm -rf autom4te.cache config.status config.log tuvlog.txt