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casper-boon edited this page Aug 7, 2022 · 2 revisions

GLM accepts the following commadline options :

   --help  : show list of commandline options

   --nml <nmlfile> : get parameters from nmlfile

   --xdisp : display temp/salt and selected others in x-window (using plots.nml)
   --xdisp <plotsfile> : like --xdisp, but use <plotsfile> instead of plots.nml

   --saveall : save plots to png files
   --save-all-in-one : save all plots to png file
   --save-all-in-one <destfile> : save all plots to png file <destfile>

   --quiet   : less messages
   --quiet <level> : set quiet level (1-10)

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Background

  1. Introduction
  2. Publications

Getting started

  1. Downloading
  2. Running the model
  3. glm.nml configuration file
  4. Tutorials & examples
  5. Navigating GLM outputs

Advanced use

  1. Command line options
  2. Restarting a simulation
  3. Customising the WQ setup
  4. Adding a new example lake
  5. Using GLM in R

Developer guide

  1. Downloading the code
  2. Compiling the code
  3. Updating existing submodule state
  4. Adding new submodules
  5. Using GLM as a linked library

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