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>To: address@hidden >cc: address@hidden >From: Joe Van Andel <address@hidden> >Subject: C++ interfaces to netCDF >Organization: National Center for Atmospheric Research >Keywords: 199803172157.OAA03024 Hi Joe, > I just picked up the latest (3.4) version of netCDF. I see that the C++ > interface still uses the netCDF version 2 compatability layer. > > I'm interested in getting the best possible performance from netCDF, > using the C++ interface. Therefore, I'd like to make use of the > performance tuning parameters in nc__open() and nc__create(). > > Unless one of you is planning to convert the C++ interface soon, I will > volunteer to do the conversion, which I'd submit to you for validation > and eventual release. > > If I let the user supply optional, defaulted parameters to the > constructor, users can use the > tuning parameters through C++, or default to the behavior provided by > nc_open() and nc_create(). > > Let me know your reaction to this plan. That sounds great, thanks! > - -- > Joe VanAndel Internet: address@hidden > National Center for http://www.atd.ucar.edu/~vanandel/ > Atmospheric Research --Russ _____________________________________________________________________ Russ Rew UCAR Unidata Program address@hidden http://www.unidata.ucar.edu