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>To: address@hidden >From: "Felipe Roque" <address@hidden> >Subject: Problems installing netcdf >Organization: ? >Keywords: 200301271932.h0RJWf606904 Felipe, > Thank you for your response! > Do you think your suggestion will function in spite of the differences? > jupiter% uname -a > sn9147 jupiter 10.0.1.0 aaa.0 CRAY SV1 Sorry, but I'm not sure. Usually programs compiled for an earlier minor version of an operating system will work fine on a later minor version, so I would guess there is a good chance the version compiled for 10.0.0.6 will work fine on 10.0.1.0. One way to find out would be to get the netCDF source distribution and build the programs necessary to run "make test", linking with the 10.0.0.6 library instead of building a new library. This might require running configure to create the necessary Makefiles and then editing the Makefiles to link with the binary library, so it's not trivial. Alternatively, you could make the changes recommended to the sources and just build the new library. --Russ