conda: Macros: add '-L' argument to the linker command #418
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add '-L' argument to the linker command under conda
P. Blain
No test suite run. Tested this on my Ubuntu 17.04 system.
On Linux, compiling CICE in serial mode under the conda environment
currently fails as the linker does not find the NetCDF libraries.
Compiling in parallel mode does work as the MPI compilation wrappers
seem to pass the necessary flag to the linker under the hood.
Explicitely tell the linker the location of the libraries using the
SLIBS
variable in the Macros file. To be on the safe side, also do iton macOS.