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> Figured it out. If one-dimensional and I passed it for start and > count 2 numbers, it was unhappy. If pass it an array start, count > with the values set correctly, it was happy. Don't ask me. it works > now, but when i get time will try to figure out why it won't accept > just the values. > > Have a good thanskgiving. Great, I'm glad it works. You have a safe and happy thanksgiving also. --Russ >Hi Roy, > >> Sorry if I am bugging the wrong person. I am trying to use netcdf >> and Absoft 9.2 on a mac. If I use the script that the guy put in, it >> works for nf90_get_var but doesn't recognize nf90_put_var as an >> overloaded operator (says no exact match to that name - it is >> finding the module by the way -but erhaps the module hasn't been >> compiles correctly). >> >> If I use the other option given on your web page, I am not certain >> what flags, if any I should compile programs with, and if names need >> to be upper case, lower case or whatever. >> >> I have Xcode 2.1 installed. >> >> Any help appreciated as this is causing me some heartburn at the >> moment - need to do a major extract and write and this is blocking it. > >I'm not sure which web page you're referring to, but if it's this one: > > http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/software/netcdf/docs/other-builds.html#absoft > >you need to be using a beta release of 3.6.1, for example: > > ftp://ftp.unidata.ucar.edu/pub/netcdf/netcdf-beta.tar.Z > >Unfortunately I can't test this right now, as I don't have the Absoft >compiler installed on my Mac platform. Previously I tested it with a >trial copy, but it has expired (and I think that was pre-Tiger). If >using the beta release above doesn't help, please let us know the >details and we'll see if we can figure it out. > >--Russ