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David, I would be willing to do the compilation. If anything complicated pops up, then it may take until I return from the AMS though. You may be able to do the compilation using the gempak libraries I supply, since you don't need the motif libraries unless you are linking against the X11 display drivers, which most likely you shouldn't be. Steve Chiswell Unidata User Support On Wed, 2006-01-25 at 09:59, David Gold wrote: > Steve, > > > > I thank you again for your gracious and timely answer to my previous > question. Now I have one more, but its really more like a favor ;) > > > > John N-G has a wonderful little program gdpvsf that interpolates > to any arbitrary surface (including PV IDEAL for representations on > the user-defined dynamic tropopause). > > > > But since I didnt build Gempak from source, I cannot compile it > locally. While I could always re-build Gempak from the source > distribution, it would require obtaining OpenMotif (Im Linux) and Id > rather not go to that length unless I absolutely have to. > > > > If I provided the tar file containing gdpvsf and associated modules, > would you be willing to compile the program and send the executable > back to me for inclusion in my $GEMEXE directory? Im open to other > ideas, too. Any help here would be greatly appreciated! Perhaps we > could return the favor by making this program available to you for > inclusion in the next Gempak build? > > > > Sincerely, > > > > David Gold > > > > > >