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Re: 960313: ncgen bug
- Subject: Re: 960313: ncgen bug
- Date: Tue, 19 Mar 1996 08:20:07 -0700
>From: address@hidden (Christine C. Molling)
>Subject: ncgen bug
>Organization: University of Wisconsin
>Keywords: 199603132245.AA19860 netCDF ncgen
Hi Christine,
> I believe I have found a bug in ncgen (netCDF version 2.4). I have installed
> this version on an SGI running IRIX V5.3 and on one running IRIX V6.1,
> and the following CDL fails to be handled properly under both OS's:
>
> ...begin test.CDL...
> netcdf test2 {
>
> dimensions:
> longitude = 48;
> latitude = 40;
> // plev = 0;
> time = 12;
> time_3char = 36;
>
> variables:
>
> float longitude(longitude), latitude(latitude), time(time);
> longitude:units = "degrees";
> longitude:title = "Longitude";
> longitude:long_name= "LONGITUDE";
> latitude:units = "degrees";
> latitude:title = "Latitude";
> latitude:long_name = "LATITUDE";
> // no plev units
> // no plev title
> // no plev long_name
> time:units = "month";
> time:title = "Month";
> time:long_name = "MONTH";
>
> char timelabel(time_3char);
>
> float clt(time,latitude,longitude);
> clt:units = "%";
> clt:stat_name = "Climatological Monthly Mean";
> clt:missing_value = 1.00000E+20;
> clt:valid_min = 1.85403E+00;
> clt:valid_max = 9.14546E+01;
> clt:mean_val = 4.50498E+01;
> clt:mean_absval = 4.50498E+01;
> clt:warning_flag = 0;
> clt:missing_count = 0;
> clt:title =
> "Total Cloud Cover";
> clt:source =
> "PMIP Pre-Industrial 10-Year Simulation with Computed SST's from the ccm1
> R15L12 model";
> clt:notes =
> "% of atmospheric column covered by clouds";
>
> // global attributes
> :file_name = "ccm1_0cal_clt_cm_map";
> :model_name = "ccm1 R15L12";
> :experiment = "Pre-Industrial Simulation with Computed SST's";
>
>
> data:
> longitude = 0.0000, 7.5000, 15.0000, 22.5000, 30.0000, 37.5000,
> 45.0000, 52.5000, 60.0000, 67.5000, 75.0000, 82.5000,
> 90.0000, 97.5000, 105.0000, 112.5000, 120.0000, 127.5000,
> 135.0000, 142.5000, 150.0000, 157.5000, 165.0000, 172.5000,
> 180.0000, 187.5000, 195.0000, 202.5000, 210.0000, 217.5000,
> 225.0000, 232.5000, 240.0000, 247.5000, 255.0000, 262.5000,
> 270.0000, 277.5000, 285.0000, 292.5000, 300.0000, 307.5000,
> 315.0000, 322.5000, 330.0000, 337.5000, 345.0000, 352.5000;
> latitude = 86.5979, 82.1909, 77.7578, 73.3188, 68.8776, 64.4353,
> 59.9924, 55.5492, 51.1057, 46.6620, 42.2183, 37.7744,
> 33.3305, 28.8865, 24.4425, 19.9984, 15.5543, 11.1103,
> 6.6662, 2.2220, -2.2220, -6.6662, -11.1103, -15.5543,
> -19.9984, -24.4425, -28.8865, -33.3305, -37.7744, -42.2183,
> -46.6620, -51.1057, -55.5492, -59.9924, -64.4353, -68.8776,
> -73.3188, -77.7578, -82.1909, -86.5979;
> time = 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0, 6.0,
> 7.0, 8.0, 9.0, 10.0, 11.0, 12.0;
> timelabel = "JAN", "FEB", "MAR", "APR", "MAY", "JUN",
> "JUL", "AUG", "SEP", "OCT", "NOV", "DEC";
> }
> ....end test.CDL.....
>
>
> Upon entering 'ncgen -b test.CDL' I get the error message
>
> ncgen: test2.CDL line 69: too many values for this variable, 36 >= 36
>
> The netcdf file is created, but the variable timelabel is empty. Even
> if I eliminate some characters (so that length < 36), I get the same
> error. If I change the 'timelabel =' line to a single string
>
> timelabel = "JANFEBMARAPRMAYJUNJULAUGSEPOCTNOVDEC";
>
> ncgen works properly without returning error conditions. This error
> in ncgen does not occur with ncgen V2.3.2
I am finally get a chance to look at this today. It does look like a bug in
ncgen. I'll try to get a fix into 2.4.1.
Thanks for reporting it!
--Russ
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Russ Rew UCAR Unidata Program
address@hidden http://www.unidata.ucar.edu