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Definitely want to check the CMakeLists.txt file for comprehensiveness. Especially to work with gfortran compilers, as I haven't been able to check for those. |
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A few big changes here:
Compile process changed to cmake. This makes things simpler for Unix machines, and it is inline with the direction that openfast is going for compiling. May want to distribute a vs solution as well. Also, there may be some bugs for compiling using gfortran.
Significant changing to nomenclature, readme, etc. Changed name to ROSCO and added a compile description, etc. Tried to update acknowledgements and referencing information fairly as well, but is certainly subject to change