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------- Forwarded Message Date: Mon, 28 Dec 1998 09:50:25 -0700 From: Russ Rew <address@hidden> To: Eric Small <address@hidden> Subject: Re: 19981222: NetCDF on Crays >To: address@hidden >From: Eric Small <address@hidden> >Subject: NetCDF on Crays >Organization: Ralph Parsons Laboratory, MIT >Keywords: 199812222124.OAA01617 Hi Eric, > Could you tell me how to access the NetDCF libraries on > the Cray, and how to find any associated documentation? > > I searched the SCD page, and the most useful things I > found was a suggestion to email address@hidden, > which is what i did. Sorry to take so long to answer this ... I'm told by the SCD consultants that the netCDF libraries are installed in directories that are accessed by default by the C and Fortran compilers, so you don't need to explicitly mention any directory in your compile lines or source file include statements. Specifically, if you are accessing netCDF libraries from C, just use #include <netcdf.h> in sources that call netCDF functions and include -lnetcdf when linking compiled sources to make an executable. Similarly, for access from Fortran use include 'netcdf.inc' in Fortran source files that call netCDF functions and include -lnetcdf when linking to make an executable. The SCD consultants at address@hidden should be able to answer any more specific questions you have about using netCDF on NCAR's Cray computers. Send other questions about netCDF to address@hidden. - --Russ _____________________________________________________________________ Russ Rew UCAR Unidata Program address@hidden http://www.unidata.ucar.edu ------- End of Forwarded Message