Gerry,
I did this a few years back on our WCOSS (some call it a supercomputer, I
refer to it as a large Linux cluster. Anyway, I used the Intel compiler
suite.
As I remember, the things I had to do was modify gemenv.sh for the
compiler, I believe CC=icc, FC=ifort
There may be some other settings there for libraries and make flags, but
all the make files pick up those settings, so you shouldn't have to roll
your own.
Also, I think you may have to make some changes to MCHPRM.Linux --- I think
you need to use chr instead of ACHAR in the key parameters section.
Sorry, I can't be more exact, it's been a little while since I did this,
but I hope it helps.
Bradley
NCEP Central Operations AWIPS2 CM
(301) 683 - 3909
On Mon, Apr 11, 2016 at 1:38 PM, Gerry Creager - NOAA Affiliate <
gerry.creager@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Has anyone use the Intel compilers? I'm working on a system where NetCDF
> and HDF5 are available, compiled already with Intel, but not compiled with
> gnu. I'd like to NOT have to create my own makefile. At least this will be
> with a compiler less strict than teh Cray compiler's I've come to know and
> love...
>
> Thanks
> gerry
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