classic and image drivers fail to build - Ubuntu 22.04

[blounsbury-usbr]

Bug Report

• Version of VIC that you are using (e.g. VIC.5.0.0)
  • Tried all 5x versions and the master branch, no issue with VIC 4.2.d
• Name and version of the C compiler you are using
  • gcc 11.2
  • mpicc 11.2
• Operating system
  • Ubuntu 22.04
• A description of relevant model settings
  • N/A
• A summary of the bug or error message you are getting
  • running make fails with "make[1]: *** [Makefile:126: model] Error 1" for the image driver Makefile that corresponds to this line "$(MPICC) -o ${COMPEXE}${EXT} $(OBJS) $(CFLAGS) $(LIBRARY)"

I am not a Linux or C code or Makefile expert, so don't really know how to debug the cause of the issue. I did also try using CentOS 7, and after figuring out how to get compilers installed and configured had no issues building the classic and image drivers. So, I'm assuming there is some issue related to the newer gcc version in Ubuntu 22.04.

[ShihengDuan]

Having the same issue with this line in Makefile. Any solutions?

[bijoychandraAU]

@blounsbury-usbr were you able to solve it? I am having the same issue.

[blounsbury-usbr]

@ShihengDuan @bijoychandraAU Yikes, my brain is super fuzzy on this. Attached is the Makefile I used. It looks like I switched compilers from MPICC to GCC. However I just ran make, there were no errors (a bunch of warnings), but it did not produce vicNL.exe. So, unfortunately, I'm not sure how I got it to work, as a vicNL.exe exists in the directory. I can try to look around a bit more to see what I can find.
Makefile.txt

[bijoychandraAU]

@blounsbury-usbr thank you for your reply. Still, I got an error with "make: *** No rule to make target 'CalcAerodynamic.c', needed by '.depend'. Stop." with your makefile.

[dwoodson-usbr]

@bijoychandraAU, @ShihengDuan, @blounsbury-usbr I believe I ran into this same issue. I was able to compile the image driver by pointing directly to the mpicc location on line 44 of the makefile. You may need to change the path below to wherever mpicc is installed (you should be able to find it by running in your terminal: locate -br "^mpicc$")

Change MPICC = mpicc to MPICC = /usr/lib64/openmpi/bin/mpicc