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# Parallel SCHISM Makefile
#
# User makes environment settings for particular OS / PLATFORM / COMPILER / MPI
# below as well as setting flags having to do with included algorithms (e.g. sediment)
# and the compiler configuration (debug, timing). 
#
# The environment settings are based on the following options.
#
# Compiler name:
#   FCS: Serial compiler (for utilities)
#   FCP: Parallel compiler
#   FLD: Linker (in general same as parallel compiler)
#
# Compilation flags
#   FCSFLAGS: Flags for serial compilation
#   FCPFLAGS: Flags for parallel compilation (including all pre-processing flags)
#   FLDFLAGS: Flags for linker (e.g., -O2)
#
# Preprocessor flags:
#   DEBUG: Enable debugging code
#   ORDERED_SUM: Enable globally ordered sums & dot-products for bit reproducibility
#     of state quantities independent of number of processors (note: this can
#     significantly degrade performance);
#   INCLUDE_TIMING: Enable wallclock timing of code (note: this can have slight
#     effect on performance);
#   MPI_VERSION = 1 or 2: Version of MPI (try 2 first, if compile fails due to mpi
#     related errors then switch to version 1;
#
# Libraries (needed for parallel code)
#   MTSLIBS: Flags for linking ParMeTiS/MeTiS libaries
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ENV = CHES

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# Alternate executable name if you do not want the default. 
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EXEC   := pschism_$(ENV)_Intel

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# Environment 
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FCP = mpif90
FCS = ifort
FLD = $(FCP)
# MPI vserion (1 or 2) 
PPFLAGS := $(PPFLAGS) -DMPIVERSION=2 #-DUSE_WRAP

#-CB is much slower to compile and run
#Pure MPI
FCPFLAGS = $(PPFLAGS) -O2 -mcmodel=medium -assume byterecl #-CB -g -traceback
FLDFLAGS = -O2 -mcmodel=medium #-CB -g -traceback #for final linking of object files

#Hybrid 
#FCPFLAGS = $(PPFLAGS) -O2 -mcmodel=medium -assume byterecl -qopenmp
#FLDFLAGS = -O2 -mcmodel=medium -qopenmp
#EXEC := $(EXEC)_OMP

#####Libraries
#MTSLIBS = -L./ParMetis-3.1-Sep2010/ -lparmetis -lmetis
CDFLIBS = -L$(NETCDF_FORTRAN)/lib -L$(NETCDF)/lib -lnetcdff
CDFMOD = -I$(NETCDF)/include -I$(NETCDF_FORTRAN)/include # modules for netcdf

#CDFLIBS = -L$(NETCDF)/lib/ -lnetcdf -lnetcdff
#CDFMOD = -I$(NETCDF)/include/ # modules for netcdf


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# Algorithm preference flags.
# Comment out unwanted modules and flags.
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# -DSCHISM is always on and is defined elsewhere

include ../mk/include_modules

# Don't comment out the follow ifdef
ifdef USE_GOTM
   GTMMOD =  -I/home/yinglong/GOTM/gotm-3.2.5/TSUNAMI/modules/IFORT/ #modules
   GTMLIBS = -L/home/yinglong/GOTM/gotm-3.2.5/TSUNAMI/lib/IFORT/ -lturbulence_prod  -lutil_prod
else
   GTMMOD =
   GTMLIBS =
endif


######### Specialty compiler flags and workarounds
# Add -DNO_TR_15581 like below for allocatable array problem in sflux_subs.F90
# PPFLAGS := $(PPFLAGS) -DNO_TR_15581

# Obsolete flags: use USE_WRAP flag to avoid problems in ParMetis lib (calling C from FORTRAN)
# PPFLAGS := $(PPFLAGS) -DUSE_WRAP