This is starting off as a fortran port of the Discrete Sectional Code, which was written in support of their paper:
Chenxi Li, Runlong Cai, Tutorial: The discrete-sectional method to simulate an evolving aerosol, Journal of Aerosol Science, 2020, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jaerosci.2020.105615. (https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S002185022030104X)
See some more of my notes, which are again a shameless rip from the cited paper, here.
I wrote this code to be compiled by the Fortran Package Manager.
You can install fpm on Macbooks using conda forge (the free/open source version of Andaconda, using the license-free repositories).
Once installed, in the same directory as this README, run fpm run to run the main program located in the app/ directory.
You can also run fpm test to run the test cases located in the test/ directory.
The test runner is test-drive, which will be automatically installed by fpm when you run the tests.
The documentation is generated by FORD. FORD can be installed on Macbooks using your local python installation with pip.