Compiling DCS

Using makefile for compiling DCS

To compile DCS a suitable makefile is provided. This makefile has a rule for printing its own usage:

make help

This will print into the console the following message:

Make options of DCS code

Compiler choice: COMPILER=intel => default
 COMPILER=gnu   => GNU gfortran
 COMPILER=intel => Intel Fortran

Compiling options
 DEBUG=yes(no)     => on(off) debug                  (default no)
 F03STD=yes(no)    => on(off) check standard fortran (default yes)
 OPTIMIZE=yes(no)  => on(off) optimization           (default no)
 OPENMP=yes(no)    => on(off) OpenMP directives      (default no)

Provided Rules: default=DCS => compile the code
 cleanobj     => cleaning compiled object
 cleanmod     => cleaning .mod files
 cleanmsg     => cleaning make-log massage files
 clean        => running cleanobj, cleanmod and cleanmsg
 cleanall     => running clean and cleanexe
 tar          => creating a tar archive of the project
 doc          => building the documentation

The options should be self-explanatory. For a standard, non-debug compilation just type make. A successful compilation should print the following message:

Compiler used  intel => ifort
Source dir     ./src/
 Debug          no
 F-standard     yes
 Optimize       no

Compiling options
[-cpp -c -module ./mod/ -static -assume protect_parens -assume norealloc_lhs -fp-model source -std03 ]

Linking options
[ -std03 ]

Compiling IR_Precision.f90
Compiling Data_Type_Conservative.f90
Compiling Data_Type_Vector.f90
Compiling Data_Type_Node.f90
Compiling Data_Type_Face.f90
Compiling Data_Type_Cell_Quad.f90
Compiling Data_Type_Mesh.f90
Compiling Data_Type_Cavity.f90
Compiling DCS.f90

Assembling DCS