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>To: address@hidden >From: Neil Banas <address@hidden> >Subject: netCDF on MacOS X >Organization: U Washington >Keywords: 200204032115.g33LF4a29111 netCDF MacOS-X absoft ------- Forwarded Message Date: Thu, 04 Apr 2002 15:53:33 -0800 From: Neil Banas <address@hidden> To: Russ Rew <address@hidden> cc: address@hidden Subject: Re: 20020403: netCDF on MacOS X Russ, well, I found my problem: Absoft f77 makes code "case insensitive" by folding all procedure names to lower case; the library as compiled expects upper case. Also, I'm able to link by compiling as f77 -w test.f libnetcdf.a but not as f77 -w -lnetcdf test.f I discovered this by examining the output as Fink built the library from source. I don't know how to find out what environment variables the Fink installer sets, but there is now a second netcdf package in the "unstable" section of Fink called netcdf-absoft, and it does the job. thanks for your help--I'd never have discovered the nm command otherwise, neil > >To: address@hidden > >From: Neil Banas <address@hidden> > >Subject: netCDF on MacOS X > >Organization: U Washington > >Keywords: 200204032115.g33LF4a29111 netCDF MacOS-X > > No, but I'd be interested in anything you find out. Were you letting > fink build from source or just getting the fink-built binaries? In > the latter case, you would probably have to be using the same > C/Fortran compiler combination fink used in building the libraries ... > > --Russ > > _____________________________________________________________________ > > Russ Rew UCAR Unidata Program > address@hidden http://www.unidata.ucar.edu > ------- End of Forwarded Message