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- removed rtef.a and rrtmgpf.a
- Fixed some missed library links
- Added RTE_KERNELS option ("ACCEL", "EXTERN", "DEFAULT"). Default: "DEFAULT" (There is TOUPPER modification, you can write them as you like)
… Added more info if netcdf.mod failes to be found
…l option in CMake
Added basic CI for MacOS and Windows, using system and conda compilers on Linux
This should remove the warning produced in CI
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Replace the GNU Make build system with CMake based on work by Makepath. Expands CI to include MacOS (13/Intel and latest/ARM M1) and Windows 2022 with gfortran and conda. Updates Ubuntu runners to 24.04.
Known problem: does not pass tests with window-2022/gfotran-14/double precision; does not currently compile with
nagfor17 on Linux (Gitlab integration) because modules are not found.I'm unclear if Gitlab integration is running GPU kernels on the GPUs.