Releases: swat-model/swatplus
Releases · swat-model/swatplus
61.0.2.10
What's Changed
- Refactor modules for plant class handling, erosion, sediment, & biomass. by @tugraskan in #36
Full Changelog: 61.0.2.9...61.0.2.10
61.0.2.9
What's Changed
- 12/23 - changes to MUSLE C factor and some carbon updates by @tugraskan in #35
Full Changelog: 61.0.2.8...61.0.2.9
61.0.2.8
What's Changed
- Changes to CMakePresets.json fortran code to fix column order hru_soilc_stat.csv by @fgeter in #33
- 1212 by @tugraskan in #34
Full Changelog: 61.0.2.7...61.0.2.8
61.0.2.7
61.0.2.6
61.0.2.5
61.0.2.4
What's Changed
- Revised initialization of residue and soil litter. by @arnoldjjms in #24
New Contributors
- @arnoldjjms made their first contribution in #24
Full Changelog: 61.0.2.3...61.0.2.4
61.0.2.3
What's Changed
Full Changelog: 61.0.2.2...61.0.2.3
61.0.2.2
What's Changed
- Dev ug by @tugraskan in #18
- Organic Flux Accumulation by @fgeter in #19
Full Changelog: 61.0.2.1...61.0.2.2
61.0.2.1
What's Changed
- Release action update by @odav in #12
- merge main into develop by @tugraskan in #13
- 10_07_2024 source code by @tugraskan in #15
- Aggregated Fixes and Updates SOC and build mgmt by @odav in #16
Notes
- The Linux and MacOS SWAT+ executables are built with Intel Fortran
ifx
andifort
and are statically linked. - The MacOS SWAT+ executable is build for x86 64 bit, it runs also on Apple's ARM chip if Rosetta 2 is installed.
- The Windows SWAT+ executable is build with Intel Fortran
ifx
and dynamically linked. Therefore, you must also install- the Intel® Fortran Compiler Runtime for Windows for version 2024.1, and
- the latest Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable
- All GNU executables are built using gfortran v13 and are linked statically. At this time they are used for testing and comparison against the Intel executables. More code verification is needed to make SWAT+ aligned with the Fortran standard which is work in progress. With more ARM based machines available for all operating systems and gfortran being much more in line with the Fortran standard, GNU's gfortran should be the compiler of choice for the future.
Full Changelog: 61.0.2...61.0.2.1