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>To: address@hidden >From: Mary Haley <address@hidden> >Subject: netCDF 3.4 on IBM SP/AIX 4.3 system using 64-bit addressing >Organization: National Center for Atmospheric Research >Keywords: 199907261601.KAA24867 Hi Mary, > I just thought I'd let you know that I tried compiling netCDF 3.4 > on our newest IBM SP machine which is running AIX 4.3. It compiled > fine using the 32-bit addressing mode (-q32) but when I tried to > use -q64 (should be the equivalent of using -64 on an SGI machine), > I get the following message when I run "make test": > > > . > . > . > *** Testing nc_get_var_uchar ... 264 good comparisons. ok > *** Testing nc_get_var_schar ... 269 good comparisons. ok > *** Testing nc_get_var_short ... 682 good comparisons. ok > *** Testing nc_get_var_int ... 1189 good comparisons. ok > *** Testing nc_get_var_long ... > FAILURE at line 1153 of test_get.c: value read not that expected > FAILURE at line 1153 of test_get.c: value read not that expected ... > FAILURE at line 1153 of test_get.c: value read not that expected > 903 good comparisons. > ### 286 FAILURES TESTING nc_get_var_long! ### ... > In fact, all of the nc_*_long functions gave me some kind of error > message > when I ran "make test". I've attached both the compilation and test > output > files in case you're interested. Thanks for reporting this. To debug this problem, we'll need access to NCAR's IBM SP on which to test netCDF 3.5. What's the name of the machine I should request a login for? --Russ