SCENE is a tokamak equilibrium solver which can generate equilibria in a variety of file formats.

SCENE requires:

• a F2008 Fortran compiler (tested with gfortran)
• neasy-f netCDF Fortran wrapper
  • this requires netCDF and the netCDF-Fortran API
• LAPACK and BLAS
• CMake

And optionally, the GHOST Fortran graphics library.

To build SCENE, run cmake:

# Configure the build
cmake . -B build
# Compile SCENE
cmake --build build

This will create a scene executable under build/bin/.

You can run the tests like so:

cmake --build build --target check

You may also need to tell CMake about the location of the other libraries. You can do that through the below variables using the syntax -D<variable>=/path/to/library:

• neasy-f: neasyf_ROOT
  • by default, SCENE will download neasy-f automatically as required. You can turn this behaviour off with -DSCENE_DOWNLOAD_NEASYF=off
• NetCDF: netCDFFortran_ROOT for the Fortran API, and netCDF_ROOT for the base C library.
  • Note: for some operating systems that put Fortran modules in an related location to the headers/libraries, such as Fedora, you may also need to set netCDF_Fortran_INCLUDE_DIR to the directory containing netcdf.mod
• BLAS: BLAS_ROOT
• LAPACK: LAPACK_ROOT

For example, here's how to set the location of netCDF:

cmake . -B build -DnetCDFFortran_ROOT=/path/to/netcdf/fortran

To compile SCENE with GHOST, you can either let CMake download and build it automatically, or give the location of an existing installation:

# Configure the build, telling CMake to download GHOST
cmake . -B build -DSCENE_USE_GHOST=ON
# OR
# Configure the build, telling CMake where to find GHOST
cmake . -B build -DSCENE_USE_GHOST=ON -DGHOST_ROOT=/path/to/ghost