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Sheo Shanker Prasad <address@hidden> writes: > Dear Ed, > > Fantastic. Although I do not understand it, It worked. Good! > > What was the problem then, because I was making all legitimate > options. I would venture to say that you were not! > > ALSO, does it mean that it objecting to creating a 64-bit code (-m64)? Is > there any way to ascertain whether the library files in /lib or the ncdump or > ncgen created now are 64 bit or 32 bit? Without the -m64, it means a 32-bit compile. I suggest you repeat the build (do a "make distclean") first, and try setting the flags to just -m64, without setting anything else. > > I am asking these in order to intelligently integrate the libnetcdf.a* > libnetcdf_c++.a* with the main programs that will almost always be in > 64-bit. > > Thanks again. > > Sheo As you can imagine, we don't have every brand of compiler out there. Absoft is one of the ones that we don't have, so I can't help you out much further, because I simply don't know! However, if -m64 works, please let me know so I can note it on the web page. And if not, well, we'll just keep trying. Ed > > On Tuesday March 1 2005 1:04 pm, you wrote: >> Try setting the env vars like they are set here: >> >> http://my.unidata.ucar.edu/content/software/netcdf/other-builds.html#absoft > > -- > Best regards. > > Sheo > (Sheo S. Prasad) > Creative Research Enterprises > 6354 Camino del Lago > Pleasanton, CA 94566, USA > Voice Phone: (+1) 925 426-9341 > Fax Phone: (+1) 925 426-9417 > e-mail: address@hidden > > -- Ed Hartnett -- address@hidden