Compile UPP
Set Environment Variables
Before compiling UPP, check that the HWRF environment variable is set:
echo $HWRF
If it is not set to 1, set it by typing the following: setenv HWRF 1
Next, set WRF_DIR to its absolute path:
setenv WRF_DIR /glade/scratch/${USER}/HWRF_building/hwrfrun/sorc/WRFV3/
Configure UPP
To build UPP for HWRF, change into the UPP directory (cd /glade/scratch/${USER}/HWRF_building/hwrfrun/sorc/UPP), clean (remove pre-compile) and issue the configure command.
./clean -a
To configure the UPP for compilation, type:
./configure
to generate the UPP configure file.
You will then be given a list of configuration choices tailored to your computer. Choose option 4.
Compile UPP
To compile UPP, enter the command:
./compile |& tee compile_upp.log
This command should create 13 UPP libraries in lib/ :
- libbacio.a
- libCRTM.a
- libg2.a
- libg2tmpl.a
- libgfsio.a
- libip.a
- libnemsio.a
- libsfcio.a
- libsigio.a
- libsp.a
- libw3emc.a
- libw3nco.a
- libxmlparse.a
and four UPP executables in bin/ :
- unipost.exe
- ndate.exe
- copygb.exe
- cnvgrib.exe
To remove all built files, as well as the configure.upp, type:
./clean -a
When the compilation is complete, a listing of the bin directory should reveal executables for each of the four UPP programs. If any of these executables do not exist, check the compilation output in the compile_upp.log file to see what went wrong.
