- Add the following to the PATH User variable: C:\Telemac\v6p1\bin
- Create the following User Variable: SYSTELCFG with value: C:\Telemac\v6p1\config
- Under C:\Telemac\v6p1\config, I made a copy of systel-all.ini and renamed it to systel.ini.
- In the systel.ini file I set the following parameters: PROJECT=C:\Telemac\v6p1, HOSTTYPE=wintel32s, PERLPATH=C:\Telemac\perl\bin, PERL5LIB=C:\Telemac\perl\lib.
- Ran cfgmak from C:\Telemac\v6p1\bin
- Opened the command window from my Intel Fortran Compiler. Navigate to C:\Telemac\v6p1\bin and run MAKEALL90. This should compile all of the libraries. Did not no anything special such as to compile parallel sources.
- Once I finished compiling I found that I needed to edit the runtel.pl located in the same directory as in the previous step. Find the line: $command=join "","./", "delete_",$PARA,$WORKING,$fileToDelete; and remove the ./ .
This blog is my personal notes while conducting research for my PHD. My research interests are sediment transport and morphological evolution that occurs during dam break flows.
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Compiling TELEMAC System v6p1
With the latest release of Telemac v6p1, I decided it was time to figure out how to compile it from the source code. Checked out a copy from Subversion (http://svn.opentelemac.org/svn/opentelemac/) from /tags/v6p1 to my local Telemac folder. Note that I already have a version of Telemac running and am running the Intel Fortran compiler.
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