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metkit
Requirements
Runtime dependencies:
- eckit -- http://github.com/ecmwf/eckit
Build dependencies:
- CMake --- For use and installation see http://www.cmake.org/
- ecbuild --- ECMWF library of CMake macros ()
Installation
metkit employs an out-of-source build/install based on CMake.
Make sure ecbuild is installed and the ecbuild executable script is found ( which ecbuild ).
Now proceed with installation as follows:
# Environment --- Edit as needed
srcdir=$(pwd)
builddir=build
installdir=$HOME/local
# 1. Create the build directory:
mkdir $builddir
cd $builddir
# 2. Run CMake
ecbuild --prefix=$installdir -- -DECKIT_PATH=<path/to/eckit/install> $srcdir
# 3. Compile / Install
make -j10
make install
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