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turbulence.mod missing on the conda-forge package #43
We (me and @nicogodet for Windows) have recently been trying to use gotm library on conda-forge.
GOTM can be built and coupled with TELEMAC, provided the *.mod files are found in the path.
Especially turbulence.mod, generated during make install and I am not sure this step has been done for packaging on conda-forge.
Hi, you're correct, at the moment the conda recipe only installs the GOTM executable, not the GOTM libraries or module files (*.mod). It would not be a problem to add both of those. However, the module files would then be specific to the compilers that we use on conda-forge: M2W64 gfortran 5.3 on Windows, and a very recent gfortran (e.g., 13.2) on Mac and Linux. Would that work for your purposes?
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jornbr commentedon Nov 6, 2023
Hi, you're correct, at the moment the conda recipe only installs the GOTM executable, not the GOTM libraries or module files (
*.mod). It would not be a problem to add both of those. However, the module files would then be specific to the compilers that we use on conda-forge: M2W64 gfortran 5.3 on Windows, and a very recent gfortran (e.g., 13.2) on Mac and Linux. Would that work for your purposes?tomsail commentedon Nov 6, 2023
For Linux, it'd be perfect, I use also use the latest versions:
For windows, I think @nicogodet will be able to answer
nicogodet commentedon Nov 6, 2023
M2W64 Fortran compiler is used for TELEMAC too.
jornbr commentedon Nov 21, 2023
Follow-up here: conda-forge/gotm-feedstock#6 (comment)