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Robertson at 19:30, 4 February 2021

2021-02-04T19:30:03Z

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	<div class="title">Tutorial: Installing ROMS in Windows XP / Vista / 7 (via Cygwin)</div>		<div class="title">Tutorial: Installing ROMS in Windows XP / Vista / 7 (via Cygwin)</div>

			{{note}}<span class="red">'''Note:''' This tutorial is quite outdated but we hope to update it soon.</span>

	{{note}}'''Disclaimer:''' This post was written for the very beginners. Some parts may be a bit tedious for more advanced users or people with solid Linux knowledge.		{{note}}'''Disclaimer:''' This post was written for the very beginners. Some parts may be a bit tedious for more advanced users or people with solid Linux knowledge.

Robertson: Text replacement - "\.in" to ".in"

2021-01-08T17:35:24Z

Text replacement - "\.in" to ".in"

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	::<div class="box"><span class="forestGreen">mkdir Upwelling<br />cd Upwelling</span></div>		::<div class="box"><span class="forestGreen">mkdir Upwelling<br />cd Upwelling</span></div>

	:*Copy the <span class="red">roms_upwelling\.in</span> file into the <span class="red">Upwelling</span> directory you just created.		:*Copy the <span class="red">roms_upwelling.in</span> file into the <span class="red">Upwelling</span> directory you just created.
	::<div class="box"><span class="forestGreen">cp ../../trunk/ROMS/External/roms_upwelling\.in .</span></div>		::<div class="box"><span class="forestGreen">cp ../../trunk/ROMS/External/roms_upwelling.in .</span></div>


	{{note}}'''NOTE:''' In Cygwin and Linux/UNIX ' <span class="red">../</span> ' translates to "up one directory" so what we are doing here is going "up" two directories ( <span class="red">../../</span> ), which puts us in the directory containing <span class="red">trunk</span> and <span class="red">Projects</span> (<span class="red">~/roms</span>), then going into the <span class="red">trunk/ROMS/External</span> directory and getting the <span class="red">roms_upwelling\.in</span> file. Likewise, ' <span class="red">.</span> ' translates to "current directory". Which, in this case, is <span class="red">~/roms/Projects/Upwelling</span>. So, we are copying the <span class="red">roms_upwelling\.in</span> file '''TO''' <span class="red">~/roms/Projects/Upwelling/</span>.		{{note}}'''NOTE:''' In Cygwin and Linux/UNIX ' <span class="red">../</span> ' translates to "up one directory" so what we are doing here is going "up" two directories ( <span class="red">../../</span> ), which puts us in the directory containing <span class="red">trunk</span> and <span class="red">Projects</span> (<span class="red">~/roms</span>), then going into the <span class="red">trunk/ROMS/External</span> directory and getting the <span class="red">roms_upwelling.in</span> file. Likewise, ' <span class="red">.</span> ' translates to "current directory". Which, in this case, is <span class="red">~/roms/Projects/Upwelling</span>. So, we are copying the <span class="red">roms_upwelling.in</span> file '''TO''' <span class="red">~/roms/Projects/Upwelling/</span>.

	:*Copy the <span class="red">upwelling.h</span> file into the <span class="red">Upwelling</span> directory in the same way.		:*Copy the <span class="red">upwelling.h</span> file into the <span class="red">Upwelling</span> directory in the same way.
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	==Run ROMS==		==Run ROMS==
	:*We need to make one change to our <span class="red">roms_upwelling\.in</span> file so open it with your favorite editor and find the following line:<div class="box"> <span class="blue">VARNAME</span> = ROMS/External/varinfo.dat</div>and change it to (again replacing 'joeroms' with your ROMS user name):<div class="box"> <span class="blue">VARNAME</span> = /home/joeroms/roms/trunk/ROMS/External/varinfo.dat</div>		:*We need to make one change to our <span class="red">roms_upwelling.in</span> file so open it with your favorite editor and find the following line:<div class="box"> <span class="blue">VARNAME</span> = ROMS/External/varinfo.dat</div>and change it to (again replacing 'joeroms' with your ROMS user name):<div class="box"> <span class="blue">VARNAME</span> = /home/joeroms/roms/trunk/ROMS/External/varinfo.dat</div>
	:*Save and close the <span class="red">roms_upwelling\.in</span> file		:*Save and close the <span class="red">roms_upwelling.in</span> file
	:*In cygwin, within the <span class="red">Upwelling</span> directory where your <span class="forestGreen">oceanS</span> and <span class="red">roms_upwelling\.in</span> files live, type:		:*In cygwin, within the <span class="red">Upwelling</span> directory where your <span class="forestGreen">oceanS</span> and <span class="red">roms_upwelling.in</span> files live, type:
	::<div class="box"><span class="forestGreen">./oceanS < roms_upwelling\.in</span></div>		::<div class="box"><span class="forestGreen">./oceanS < roms_upwelling.in</span></div>

	If lots of numbers are displayed on the screen ROMS is running! Poor one last cup of coffee and enjoy the show (~15 min). Out of the box, ROMS comes programmed to run the Upwelling test case, which is what you are running now. When it finishes, the following output files are created:		If lots of numbers are displayed on the screen ROMS is running! Poor one last cup of coffee and enjoy the show (~15 min). Out of the box, ROMS comes programmed to run the Upwelling test case, which is what you are running now. When it finishes, the following output files are created:

Robertson: Text replacement - "ocean_(.*)\.in" to "roms_$1\.in"

2020-07-21T19:03:00Z

Text replacement - "ocean_(.*)\.in" to "roms_$1\.in"

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	::<div class="box"><span class="forestGreen">mkdir Upwelling<br />cd Upwelling</span></div>		::<div class="box"><span class="forestGreen">mkdir Upwelling<br />cd Upwelling</span></div>

	:*Copy the <span class="red">~~ocean_upwelling~~.in</span> file into the <span class="red">Upwelling</span> directory you just created.		:*Copy the <span class="red">roms_upwelling\.in</span> file into the <span class="red">Upwelling</span> directory you just created.
	::<div class="box"><span class="forestGreen">cp ../../trunk/ROMS/External/~~ocean_upwelling~~.in .</span></div>		::<div class="box"><span class="forestGreen">cp ../../trunk/ROMS/External/roms_upwelling\.in .</span></div>


	{{note}}'''NOTE:''' In Cygwin and Linux/UNIX ' <span class="red">../</span> ' translates to "up one directory" so what we are doing here is going "up" two directories ( <span class="red">../../</span> ), which puts us in the directory containing <span class="red">trunk</span> and <span class="red">Projects</span> (<span class="red">~/roms</span>), then going into the <span class="red">trunk/ROMS/External</span> directory and getting the <span class="red">~~ocean_upwelling~~.in</span> file. Likewise, ' <span class="red">.</span> ' translates to "current directory". Which, in this case, is <span class="red">~/roms/Projects/Upwelling</span>. So, we are copying the <span class="red">~~ocean_upwelling~~.in</span> file '''TO''' <span class="red">~/roms/Projects/Upwelling/</span>.		{{note}}'''NOTE:''' In Cygwin and Linux/UNIX ' <span class="red">../</span> ' translates to "up one directory" so what we are doing here is going "up" two directories ( <span class="red">../../</span> ), which puts us in the directory containing <span class="red">trunk</span> and <span class="red">Projects</span> (<span class="red">~/roms</span>), then going into the <span class="red">trunk/ROMS/External</span> directory and getting the <span class="red">roms_upwelling\.in</span> file. Likewise, ' <span class="red">.</span> ' translates to "current directory". Which, in this case, is <span class="red">~/roms/Projects/Upwelling</span>. So, we are copying the <span class="red">roms_upwelling\.in</span> file '''TO''' <span class="red">~/roms/Projects/Upwelling/</span>.

	:*Copy the <span class="red">upwelling.h</span> file into the <span class="red">Upwelling</span> directory in the same way.		:*Copy the <span class="red">upwelling.h</span> file into the <span class="red">Upwelling</span> directory in the same way.
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	==Run ROMS==		==Run ROMS==
	:*We need to make one change to our <span class="red">~~ocean_upwelling~~.in</span> file so open it with your favorite editor and find the following line:<div class="box"> <span class="blue">VARNAME</span> = ROMS/External/varinfo.dat</div>and change it to (again replacing 'joeroms' with your ROMS user name):<div class="box"> <span class="blue">VARNAME</span> = /home/joeroms/roms/trunk/ROMS/External/varinfo.dat</div>		:*We need to make one change to our <span class="red">roms_upwelling\.in</span> file so open it with your favorite editor and find the following line:<div class="box"> <span class="blue">VARNAME</span> = ROMS/External/varinfo.dat</div>and change it to (again replacing 'joeroms' with your ROMS user name):<div class="box"> <span class="blue">VARNAME</span> = /home/joeroms/roms/trunk/ROMS/External/varinfo.dat</div>
	:*Save and close the <span class="red">~~ocean_upwelling~~.in</span> file		:*Save and close the <span class="red">roms_upwelling\.in</span> file
	:*In cygwin, within the <span class="red">Upwelling</span> directory where your <span class="forestGreen">oceanS</span> and <span class="red">~~ocean_upwelling~~.in</span> files live, type:		:*In cygwin, within the <span class="red">Upwelling</span> directory where your <span class="forestGreen">oceanS</span> and <span class="red">roms_upwelling\.in</span> files live, type:
	::<div class="box"><span class="forestGreen">./oceanS < ~~ocean_upwelling~~.in</span></div>		::<div class="box"><span class="forestGreen">./oceanS < roms_upwelling\.in</span></div>

	If lots of numbers are displayed on the screen ROMS is running! Poor one last cup of coffee and enjoy the show (~15 min). Out of the box, ROMS comes programmed to run the Upwelling test case, which is what you are running now. When it finishes, the following output files are created:		If lots of numbers are displayed on the screen ROMS is running! Poor one last cup of coffee and enjoy the show (~15 min). Out of the box, ROMS comes programmed to run the Upwelling test case, which is what you are running now. When it finishes, the following output files are created:

M.hadfield: Changed title to include Windows 7

2011-06-29T01:29:19Z

Changed title to include Windows 7

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	<div class="title">Tutorial: Installing ROMS in Windows XP / Vista (via Cygwin)</div>		<div class="title">Tutorial: Installing ROMS in Windows XP / Vista / 7 (via Cygwin)</div>

	{{note}}'''Disclaimer:''' This post was written for the very beginners. Some parts may be a bit tedious for more advanced users or people with solid Linux knowledge.		{{note}}'''Disclaimer:''' This post was written for the very beginners. Some parts may be a bit tedious for more advanced users or people with solid Linux knowledge.

M.hadfield at 01:21, 29 June 2011

2011-06-29T01:21:25Z

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	:*'''Install diffutils:''' Scroll down and find 'diffutils' (on the package column). Click on 'Skip' (1st column) until it shows a version number (and a box selected with an X). See image below.		:*'''Install diffutils:''' Scroll down and find 'diffutils' (on the package column). Click on 'Skip' (1st column) until it shows a version number (and a box selected with an X). See image below.
	:*'''Install ~~gcc~~-~~g++~~:''' Scroll down and find '~~gcc~~-~~g++~~' (on the package column). Click on 'Skip' (1st column) until it shows a version number (and a box selected with an X). See image below.		:*'''Install gcc4:''' Scroll down and find 'gcc4' (on the package column). Click on 'Skip' (1st column) until it shows a version number (and a box selected with an X). See image below.
			:*'''Install gcc4-core:''' Scroll down and find 'gcc4-core' (on the package column). Click on 'Skip' (1st column) until it shows a version number (and a box selected with an X). See image below.
	:*'''Install gcc4-fortran:''' Scroll down and find 'gcc4-fortran' (on the package column). Click on 'Skip' (1st column) until it shows a version number (and a box selected with an X). See image below.		:*'''Install gcc4-fortran:''' Scroll down and find 'gcc4-fortran' (on the package column). Click on 'Skip' (1st column) until it shows a version number (and a box selected with an X). See image below.
	:*'''Install GNUmake:''' Similarly, scroll down and find 'make' (on the package column). Click on 'Skip' (1st column) until it shows a version number (and a box selected with an X). See below.		:*'''Install GNUmake:''' Similarly, scroll down and find 'make' (on the package column). Click on 'Skip' (1st column) until it shows a version number (and a box selected with an X). See below.
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	:*'''Install wget:''' Scroll down and find 'wget' (on the package column). Click on 'Skip' (1st column) until it shows a version number (and a box selected with an X).		:*'''Install wget:''' Scroll down and find 'wget' (on the package column). Click on 'Skip' (1st column) until it shows a version number (and a box selected with an X).
	:*Click next. A list of dependencies will show. Install them all by making sure the tick-mark (bottom left) is on and click 'next'		:*Click next. A list of dependencies will show. Install them all by making sure the tick-mark (bottom left) is on and click 'next'
	:*Make a cup of coffee. Sit back. The download/installation ~~took~~ about 30 min ~~on my machine~~.		:*Make a cup of coffee. Sit back. The download/installation may tage about 30 min.

	==Helpful Cygwin notes==		==Helpful Cygwin notes==

Robertson at 13:43, 24 March 2009

2009-03-24T13:43:16Z

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	{{note}}'''Disclaimer:''' This post was written for the very beginners. Some parts may be a bit tedious for more advanced users or people with solid Linux knowledge.		{{note}}'''Disclaimer:''' This post was written for the very beginners. Some parts may be a bit tedious for more advanced users or people with solid Linux knowledge.


			{{note}}'''NOTE:''' This tutorial no longer uses <span class="forestGreen">g95</span> because <span class="forestGreen">gfortran</span> is now available from Cygwin's setup. If you are looking for the <span class="forestGreen">g95</span> instructions, those deprecated sections have been moved to the [[Talk:ROMS_Cygwin\|Contributions]] section of this page.


	The following recipe will guide you through the steps required to download, compile and run ROMS on Windows XP or Vista.		The following recipe will guide you through the steps required to download, compile and run ROMS on Windows XP or Vista.

Robertson at 13:26, 24 March 2009

2009-03-24T13:26:58Z

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Robertson at 19:25, 18 April 2008

2008-04-18T19:25:28Z

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Diego: /* Customizing the Build Script */

2008-04-08T16:39:21Z

Customizing the Build Script

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	{{warning}}<span class="red">IMPORTANT:</span> The paths you set in this file are relative to the '''cygwin''' root directory. So, for example, span class="red">C:\cygwin\ROMS</span> in Windows Explorer would be <span class="red">/ROMS</span> in cygwin.		{{warning}}<span class="red">IMPORTANT:</span> The paths you set in this file are relative to the '''cygwin''' root directory. So, for example, <span class="red">C:\cygwin\ROMS</span> in Windows Explorer would be <span class="red">/ROMS</span> in cygwin.


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	:*Save and close the <span class="red">build.bash</span> file.		:*Save and close the <span class="red">build.bash</span> file.


	==Compile ROMS==		==Compile ROMS==

Robertson: /* Install g95 */

2008-03-28T19:20:48Z

Install g95

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	:*Extract (or unzip) <span class="red">g95-x86-cygwin.tgz</span> by typing:		:*Extract (or unzip) <span class="red">g95-x86-cygwin.tgz</span> by typing:
	::<div class="box"><span class="forestGreen">tar -xvzf g95-x86-cygwin.tgz</span></div>		::<div class="box"><span class="forestGreen">tar -xvzf g95-x86-cygwin.tgz</span></div>
	:*This should install g95 in <span class="red">/usr/local/bin</span> and its documentation in <span class="red">/usr/local/doc/g95</span>

			{{warning}}<span class="red">IMPORTANT:</span> It is essential that you run the above command from the root ( <span class="red">/</span> ) directory. Otherwise g95 will not be installed where you expect it to be.


			:*This should install g95 in <span class="red">/usr/local/bin</span> and its documentation in <span
			class="red">/usr/local/doc/g95</span>

	==Install NetCDF==		==Install NetCDF==