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> Organization: U. of Alaska > Keywords: 199406090114.AA23556 Hi Gavin, > I am encountering problems linking netcdf with my c program under BorlanI > creating a project which includes netcdf.lib and my c program. Everything > compiles but linking fails yielding multiple undefined symbol errors. Is > netcdf compatible with Borland c++, and if so how can I make it work? It could be you haven't linked in the XDR library, which netCDF uses. Try the pre-compiled libraries available by anonymous FTP from ftp.unidata.ucar.edu in the directory /pub/netcdf/contrib/borland. That directory contains netcdf and XDR libraries compiled with the Borland C++ 3.0 compiler. There are versions to support small, medium large and huge memory models. The files are: netcdf_s.lib small model netcdf_m.lib medium model netcdf_l.lib large model netcdf_h.lib huge model xdr_s.lib small model xdr_m.lib medium model xdr_l.lib large model xdr_h.lib huge model On another subject, I have been trying to send a reply to a question from Mark Conde, but every attempt to reply to the email address in his message, address@hidden or to other plausible addresses, address@hidden address@hidden have bounced back to me with the message 421 dac1.gi.alaska.edu (TCP)... Deferred: Connection refused by dac1.gi.alaska.edu Since you are from the University of Alaska, I'm hoping you can direct me to someone who might know an email address that works for Mark Conde. If not, sorry to bother you. Thanks. -- Russ Rew UCAR Unidata Program address@hidden P.O. Box 3000 (303)497-8645 Boulder, Colorado 80307-3000