Bldoverlay compiling error with intel

AMET
1

The following is the error I get while make of bldoverlay with intel compiler.

“ifort -auto -warn notruncated_source -c module_sites.F
module_sites.F(60): error #5120: Unterminated character constant
CALL M3EXIT( ‘O3TOIOAPI’, 0, 0, 'Lambert projection setup err
-------------------------------------------^
module_sites.F(60): error #5082: Syntax error, found END-OF-STATEMENT when expecting one of: :: ) , :
CALL M3EXIT( ‘O3TOIOAPI’, 0, 0, ‘Lambert projection setup err
------------------------------------------------------------------------^
module_sites.F(70): error #5082: Syntax error, found END-OF-STATEMENT when expecting one of: :: ) , :
&Lat/Lon to Lambert to conversion error’, 2
-------------------------------------------------^
module_sites.F(45): error #7002: Error in opening the compiled module file. Check INCLUDE paths. [M3UTILIO]
USE M3UTILIO
-------------^
“””"""

I am aware that the error is due to the compiler settings in the Makefile. But could not figure out exactly where is the mistake. Kindly advice.

Thanks in advance.

Indu

2

You need to tell the compiler to use non-Standard "fixed 132-column " source format.
See the make-variable E132 (=-extend-source 132) in the ioapi/Makeinclude.$BIN: which has the flag for using this non-Standard Fortran-source format.

This value belongs in the *Makefile"'s make-variable f_FLAGS.

3

I have done that Sir. But there are still some errors. Can you please send me a sample Makefile.

Thanks.

Indu

4

Makefile.txt (2.7 KB)

Here’s the gcc/gfortran medium-memory-model Makefile. You need to replace the

-ffixed-form -ffixed-line-length-132

by the appropriate ifort-flags for fixed-132 source format.

5

Sir, attached is the Makefile I have used and the error it generated. I did replace the ifort flags but I guess its not enough. Kindly advice where is the mistake.

error.txt (12.2 KB) Makefile-ifort.txt (2.4 KB)

Thanks in advance.
Indumathi

6

Your Makefile’s flags needs to match the corresponding ioapi/Makeinclude.$BIN flags – in particular, either -openmp for ifort Version 15 or earlier, or -qopenmp for later versions.