added compile support for ifx

Author: casper-boon

Makefile

@@ -218,6 +218,21 @@ ifeq ($(F90),ifort)
   FLIBS+=-limf -lintlc -liomp5  -lifport
   OMPFLAG=-qopenmp
   #EXTFFLAGS=-warn-no-unused-dummy-argument
+else ifeq ($(F90),ifx)
+  LINK=$(CC)
+# FINCLUDES+=-I/opt/intel/include
+  DEBUG_FFLAGS=-g -traceback -DDEBUG=1
+  OPT_FFLAGS=-O3
+  FFLAGS=-warn all -module ${moddir} -static-intel -mp1 -stand f08 -warn nounused $(DEFINES) $(FINCLUDES)
+  ifeq ($(WITH_CHECKS),true)
+    FFLAGS+=-check bounds -check noarg_temp_created
+  endif
+  FFLAGS+=-real-size 64
+  FLIBS+=-L/opt/intel/lib
+  FLIBS+=-lifcore -lsvml -lifport
+  FLIBS+=-limf -lintlc -liomp5  -lifport
+  OMPFLAG=-qopenmp
+  #EXTFFLAGS=-warn-no-unused-dummy-argument
 else ifeq ($(F90),flang)
 # LINK=$(FC) -fno-fortran-main
   LINK=$(CC)

README.Macintosh

@@ -10,48 +10,23 @@ Building n on macOS-X requires :
       MacPorts and Homebrew which seem to be amongst the most popular.  If you don't
       already have a collection, look at :
 
-          MacPorts : https://www.macports.org
-      or
           Homebrew : http://brew.sh/
 
-      Although I like MacPorts and it is the default we use, it does have some annoying problems.
-      One that has caught me again is when XCode is upgraded to a new major release it breaks
-      builds :
-           ld: framework not found Cocoa
-      Whatever Homebrew do seems to avoid this problem ....
-
-   3) If you want to use gfortran, make sure you have at least version 8.2. For MacPorts use :
-
-             sudo port install gcc9 +gfortran
-             sudo port select gcc mp-gcc9
-
-      For homebrew
+   3) If you want to use gfortran, make sure you have at least version 8.2.
 
              brew install gcc
 
-   4) You will need netcdf - this is available from MacPorts :
-
-             sudo port install netcdf
-
-      Or you can use Homebrew :
+   4) You will need netcdf - this is available from Homebrew :
 
              brew install netcdf
 
-   5) To build the GUI you will need libgd - this is available through MacPorts
-
-             sudo port install gd2
-
-      or through Homebrew
+   5) To build the GUI you will need libgd - this is available through Homebrew
 
              brew install gd
 
    6) To build a version including FABM you will need cmake, both brew and port seem to include it
       in their compiler bundles, but in case they don't :
 
-             sudo port install cmake
-
-       or
-
              brew install cmake
 
 Note:
@@ -65,8 +40,7 @@ Note:
 
 Note:
     GLM source includes a script - "macpkg.sh" to include non-standard libraries
-    into the glm.app binary.  This script defaults to use for MacPorts at the moment. To change
-    to homebrew edit the GLM_CONFIG file
+    into the glm.app binary.
 
 Note:
    GLM requires gfortran v8 or later in order to build correctly - previous versions of gfortran