Dependencies
sudo dnf install make automake gcc gcc-c++ kernel-devel
sudo dnf groupinstall "Development Tools" "Development Libraries"
sudo dnf install gcc-gfortran
sudo dnf openmpi openmpi-devel
You may have to add the path of your mpi binaries to your PATH
Download the svn repository
Download the svn repository (requires an access to BSC’s network):
svn co svn+ssh://[user]@dt01.bsc.es/gpfs/projects/bsc21/svnroot/Alya/
Using git+svn:
git svn clone svn+ssh://[user]@dt01.bsc.es/gpfs/projects/bsc21/svnroot/Alya/
Compile Alya
cd Trunk/Executables/unix
Copy the configuration file related to your compiler/platform. Ex: compiling using gfortran:
cp configure.in/config_gfort.in config.in"
Compile the nastin module
./configure -x turbul nastin parall
make metis4
make -j[number of processor]
I recommend to set up your PATH directory in your .bashrc file so you can run Alya without specifying its whole path.
export PATH=$PATH:/path/to/Alya/Executables/unix/:/path/to/Alya/Utils/user/:/path/to/Alya/Utils/user/alya2pos/
Launch a test case
Download the svn repository of the test suite:
git svn clone svn+ssh://bsc21759@dt01.bsc.es/gpfs/projects/bsc21/bsc21903/svnroot/Alya-TS/modules Alya-TS
Go into one of the test case directory (for instance cavtri03_fs)
cd Alya-TS/nastin/cavtri03_fs
Launch Alya:
Alya.x cavtri03_fs
with MPI
mpirun -np N Alya.x cavtri03_fs
with N the number of MPI processes you want.