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------- Forwarded Message Subject: 1995126 NetCDF installation... >To: address@hidden, address@hidden >From: address@hidden >Organization: . >Keywords: 199512061814.AA15810 Hello, I am with USDA-ARS developing a public domain watershed-based physical process model to simulate non-point source pollution from continuous runoff events (or AGNPS for short). The above probably doesn't concern you, but one of our requirments is to read NetCDF input/output. We are using a PC developement environment but are targeting both PC's and Unix Operating Sys's. To make it more interesting, we are required to do this using the Fortran programming language with a subset of the Fortran 90 enhancements. Our Fortran development tools include: MS Fortran Powerstation version 1.0a, MS Fortran Powerstation version 4.0, and Lahey Fortran 90. My experience is in Borland C++ (while not using the object features very much), so I am climbing a steep learning curve on this project. I have downloaded most of your literature on NetCDF as well as the software for version 2.3.2. In going through your install document, I skipped ahead (as directed) to the DOS section and implemented steps 1 and 2. Step 3 deals with OS/2, and now I am having problems with step 4. I am using the NMAKE utility from MS Fortran Powerstation 1.0c. I have tried several procdures, some of which I will list: C:\NETCDF23\NMAKE all --> This returns the following recursive message: "" Invalid Keyword -= 'echo Bad Command or File Name Bad Command or File Name "" "Returning to Directory 'pwd'" "" --> I get the same results from NMAKE test and NMAKE install. C:\NETCDF23\NMAKE /D[isplay] MAKEFILE.IN --> Successfull ?? makefile.in Wed Dec 06 09:47:12 95 'makefile.in' is up-to-date C:\NETCDF23\NMAKE MSOFT.MK --> Successfull ??(I think)?? 'msoft.mk' is up-to-date Somewhere I am missing a step because I cannot link the example programs from Borland C or MS Fortran. I downloaded the Borland NetCDF and XDR libraries from your site as well with no luck. Please direct me towards getting the correct PC libraries up and running (linkable) on my machine. Thanks for any help you can offer. -John John Witte Computer Specialist USDA-ARS Morris, MN, 56267 (612) 589-3411 ------- End of Forwarded Message