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FW: 19991022: netCDF in microsoft visual studio (Macros)

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  • Subject: FW: 19991022: netCDF in microsoft visual studio (Macros)
  • Date: Tue, 26 Oct 1999 07:50:12 -0600

-----Original Message-----
From: Richard McDonald [mailto:address@hidden]
Sent: Tuesday, October 26, 1999 7:21 AM
To: John Caron
Subject: RE: 19991022: netCDF in microsoft visual studio (Macros)


Thanks for the reply,
Ive got netcdf v3.5 working on VC++ v 6.0 (Under Windows 98) in an MFC
application just fine(so far...). I did no modifications to the
msoft.mak
and when running the test in /nc_test i got no failures...My problem, Im
embarrassed to say, was that i was not linking to the library in the
project
settings link tab. Also FYI, I was able to compile and run successfully
an
example program given in your support database - Subject: Re: 19990924:
nc_inc_var of netcdf....

We are hoping to use netCDF as a common database for numerical models of
flow and sediment transport in rivers.

Thanks,
rich


-----Original Message-----
From: John Caron [mailto:address@hidden]
Sent: Monday, October 25, 1999 5:09 PM
To: Richard McDonald
Cc: support-netcdf
Subject: RE: 19991022: netCDF in microsoft visual studio (Macros)


sorry, i didnt see this second part of the question

>
> I was looking through the support archive and found this
> message(below)
> which is relevant to my question.  I had the same problem the nmake /f
> msoft.mak test.  I do not have the cmp program which does the
> comparison.
> Could you tell me where I might get a copy?

cmp is a Unix utility; I dont know of any equivalent that comes with NT.
MKS sells a package that duplicates cmp and other unix utilities (like
vi!). We use it for our testing (~$400). There might be some freeware
out there also.


> Otherwise it looks like I had success installing with MS V
> C++ 6.0 under
> Windows 98.

thats good news. did you have to modify msoft.mak ?