Running MM5 Pre-processing Programs on Linux Machines
If you would like to try MM5 pre-processing programs on Linux machines,
download the latest
program tar files. But first, you must have Portland
Group compiler, pgf90. Note the programs have only been tested
with Portland Group compiler.
After you download the program tar files, follow instructions in
README file to compile and run each program just as you are on an
Unix workstation. Data used on a workstation can be used on a Linux
machine. All compile options for each program use byte-swap option
so that the input and output data are in big_endian format, and
can be read on Unix workstations (which use big_endian data).
If you have NCAR Graphics on your Linux, you can use it in programs
TERRAIN, RAWINS and GRAPH. But you will need a library called libf2c.a
somewhere in your path (the load option requires -L/usr/bin
-lf2c). If you don't already have it on your machine, you can
find it on the net. Or you can download it from our
ftp site. This is created for RedHat Linux 6.1. Using -lg2c
may also work.
For questions, write to mesouser@ucar.edu
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