There are sections for the WRF model on OS X RIP4, WRF2GrADS and WRF2Vis5D on OS X and the WRF model on FreeBSD. I don't know why.īelow this point, this page pertains to WRF version 2.1.1.

On this Intel Mac, I could not get the stacksize upped to the maximum in bash with the ulimit command, as per usual. I ran WRF under the tcsh environment, having invoked unlimit to increase the stacksize to the maximum value.With earlier Intel Fortran versions on Linux, vectorization caused incorrect results. At this point, the compiler flags I chose still does vectorization.On this MacBook with 1 GB RAM, compilation takes a VERY long time - especially module_configure.f.

after io_grib1.F, otherwise this portion of WRF would not build.

I had to edit external/io_grib1/makefile to remove the -I.

Build WRF on an HFSX (HFS+ case-sensitive) disk or mounted disk image.

Make sure NetCDF is built with the ifort and gcc compilers.

The number of changes needed to adapt the model from Intel Linux to Intel Mac appears to be rather slight. So far, I have a successful run using OpenMP and both cores, without nesting (not tried yet). I have just tried to run WRF on an Intel Mac, having acquired a Core Duo-equipped MacBook and the Intel Fortran 9.1 compiler for Mac OS. Some notes on running WRF on Intel Macs - Added 22 October 2006. You may need to right-click or option-click to download the linked files. Comments, corrections and suggestions made to Robert Fovell are gratefully received. The page is current as of released version 2.1.2 and was last revised on 22 October 2006. This page presumes you already know how to compile and use WRF. On this page, the results of my efforts to port the WRF model to other platforms and/or compilers are reported.

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