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>To: address@hidden >From: Steven Howell <address@hidden> >Subject: netCDF 2.4.3 on a NeXT >Organization: . >Keywords: 199701310220.TAA15014 Hi Steve, > GMT). My setup is a NeXT Cube (25MHz 68040 w/28 MB RAM) running > NeXTSTEP 3.2. I need only the c interface, not the c++ or fortran > versions. I realize that NeXTSTEP is no longer a supported operating > system, but I had no trouble installing an earlier version (1.58, I > think). ... > Do you have any suggestions? I did a search on your netCDF mailing > list for nextstep and nextos, but this particular difficulty wasn't > mentioned. I'll ask some of the people who wrote whether they > had any success. I'm curious whether the results from uname are > enough different from expected to foul things up. Is there any more > useful information I can give you? As an alternative, is there an > older version of netCDF available that will compile on a NeXT? GMT > documentation states that version 2.3 or newer is required. I read Steve Emmerson's response and have another suggestion. Try the new netcdf-3 pre-release, from ftp://ftp.unidata.ucar.edu/pub/netcdf/netcdf-3.3a.tar.Z It's got a simpler configure system than the version you were trying to port, and there are some improvements in portability as well. It's a complete rewrite of netCDF in ANSI C. And since you said you don't need the Fortran or C++ interfaces, it may be exactly what you need. --Russ _____________________________________________________________________ Russ Rew UCAR Unidata Program address@hidden http://www.unidata.ucar.edu