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951228: netCDF & OS/2
- Subject: 951228: netCDF & OS/2
- Date: Tue, 09 Jan 1996 16:35:49 -0700
>Keywords: 199512282011.AA18429 netCDF OS/2 Watcom
>From: address@hidden (James Hannigan)
>Organization: NCAR/ACD
Jim,
>I was referred to you by Steve Emmerson. I need to transfer data files up to
>several megabytes (binary) to and from AIX and OS/2. Our local data guru
>(Dan Packman) suggested netCDF.
Transferring only or using on both?
>So I am considering compiling netCDF on
>OS/2 v3 and I am trying to scope out any potential pitfalls before I get
>started. Steve said you have already done this compilation.
Yes, but with very specific compilers.
>I have the
>WATCOM v10.5 32bit compilers for C and FORTRAN and they say there make utility
>is very similar to UNIX. Most of the applications would use the FORTRAN
>implimentation on netCDF. Here are some questions:
>
>. Do you know if the make files need to be significantly edited?
Probably yes. The make file we have for PCs assumes use of the Microsoft
Fortran 5.1 and C 6.0 compilers (these are now ancient).
>. Is there anything problematic with the HPFS?
Shouldn't be.
>. Is there DLL implementation of the libraries in OS/2?
No.
>. Am I asking for trouble?
Could be :-). Actually, I think that I have a message from someone
at the University of Washington that did exactly what you are proposing to
do. I can dig up my email on this and get you the information if you
are still interested.
>I'ld appreciate any advice you might have.
Please let me know if you want to pursue the building of netCDF on OS/2
(which version, by the way?) using the Watcom compilers.
Sorry for the long delay in this reply, but my email inbox is literally
overflowing.
Tom
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