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WPS-CMake 4.1.0

17 Apr 23:03
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We currently provide WRF-CMake and WPS-CMake pre-built binary distributions for Windows, macOS and Linux (RPM-based and Debian-based distribution-compatible).

You can choose between MPI-enabled (dmpar) and single-core (serial).

Note that if you want to launch WRF-CMake and WPS-CMake built in dmpar to run on multiple processes, you need to have MPI installed on your system.

  • On Windows, download and install Microsoft MPI (msmpisetup.exe) from https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=56727.
  • On macOS you can get it through Homebrew using brew update && brew install open-mpi
  • On Linux, use your package manager to download mpich (version ≥ 3.0.4). E.g. sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install mpich on Debian-based systems or sudo yum install mpich on RPM-based system like CentOS.

If you are looking to download WRF-CMake (serial and dmpar) see https://github.com/WRF-CMake/wrf/releases.

Relation to upstream WPS

WPS-CMake 4.1.0 corresponds to WPS 4.1.
The changed files between WPS and WPS-CMake are related to CMake support, Windows support, and the testing infrastructure.

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Please let us know if something doesn't quite work as expected by opening an issue here.

WPS-CMake 4.0.2

11 May 11:33
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WPS-CMake 4.0.2 Pre-release
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Download the latest WPS-CMake Binary Releases

We currently provide WRF-CMake and WPS-CMake pre-built binary distributions for Windows, macOS and Linux (RPM-based and Debian-based distribution-compatible).

You can choose between MPI-enabled (dmpar) and single-core (serial).

Note that if you want to launch WRF-CMake and WPS-CMake built in dmpar to run on multiple processes, you need to have MPI installed on your system.

  • On Windows, download and install Microsoft MPI (msmpisetup.exe) from https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=56727.
  • On macOS you can get it through Homebrew using brew update && brew install mpich
  • On Linux, use your package manager to download mpich (version ≥ 3.0.4). E.g. sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install mpich on Debian-based systems or sudo yum install mpich on RPM-based system like CentOS.

If you are looking to download WRF-CMake (serial and dmpar) see https://github.com/WRF-CMake/wrf/releases.

Relation to upstream WPS

WPS-CMake 4.0.2 corresponds to WPS 4.0.2.
The changed files between WPS and WPS-CMake are related to CMake support, Windows support, and the testing infrastructure.

Report a bug

Please let us know if something doesn't quite work as expected by opening an issue here.

WPS-CMake 4.0

18 Sep 15:28
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WPS-CMake 4.0 Pre-release
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Download the latest WPS-CMake Binary Releases

We currently provide WRF-CMake and WPS-CMake pre-built binary distributions for Windows, macOS and Linux (RPM-based and Debian-based distribution-compatible).

You can choose between MPI-enabled (dmpar) and single-core (serial).

Note that if you want to launch WRF-CMake and WPS-CMake built in dmpar to run on multiple processes, you need to have MPI installed on your system.

  • On Windows, download and install Microsoft MPI (msmpisetup.exe) from https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=56727.
  • On macOS you can get it through Homebrew using brew update && brew install mpich
  • On Linux, use your package manager to download mpich (version ≥ 3.0.4). E.g. sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install mpich on Debian-based systems or sudo yum install mpich on RPM-based system like CentOS.

If you are looking to download WRF-CMake (serial and dmpar) see https://github.com/WRF-CMake/WRF/releases.

Relation to upstream WPS

WPS-CMake 4.0 corresponds to WPS 4.0.
The changed files between WPS and WPS-CMake are related to CMake support, Windows support, and the testing infrastructure.

Report a bug

Please let us know if something doesn't quite work as expected by opening an issue here.