[Wrf-users] WRF-NMM SMPAR Compatibility?

[Pettee, Warren]

Has anyone else had trouble building the WRF-NMM(real_nmm) executables when configured for Shared-Memory Parallelism on a multi-core processor? We are running the latest WRF source on an Ubuntu 12.04, x64, Xeon dual core 2.00GHz, 2Gb RAM.


The system configures with Linux x64 gcc/gfortran serial normally, but will not compile the executables if I select the SMPAR option. The WRF-ARW will compile and run fine with SMPAR, it seems to be a NMM issue. I've included my configure and compile log if anyone is interested.


Thanks for any insight,


Warren Pettee
wpettee at uncc.edu

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