[netCDF #OQJ-918316]: cdf2fortran

Hi Guillaume,

re: cdf2fortran

The errors you list below indicate that the code being created by 'cdf2fortran'
has problems (i.e., the problem is not with linking).

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PENIDE Guillaume wrote:
> I'm a french PhD student and i have a problem concerning cdf2fortran
> In fact i  compile (with make) cdf2fortran.f without any problem and it
> seems to me that all the libraries are Ok because i installed these
> very rapidely without problem and i have already installed the
> "cdf2ascii" command which work very good.
> So I run cdf2fortran to generate my fortran program toto.f
> and when i try to compile toto.f i have the followings (extract of the
> errors)
> toto.f: In program `MAIN__':
> toto.f:24:
> parameter      (time =  33878)
> 1
> toto.f:30: (continued):
> real*8         time(nrec)
> 2
> Invalid declaration of or reference to symbol `time' at (2) [initially
> seen at (1)]
> toto.f:25:
> parameter      (heights =    411)
> 1
> toto.f:32: (continued):
> real*4                      heights(heights
> 2
> Invalid declaration of or reference to symbol `heights' at (2)
> [initially seen at (1)]
> AND warnings like that too
> toto.f:89: warning:
> call ncvgt(ncid,   1,start,count,base_time,rcode)
> 1
> toto.f:100: (continued):
> call ncvgt(ncid,   2,start,count,time_offset,rcode)
> 2
> Argument #5 of `ncvgt' is one type at (2) but is some other type at (1)
> [info -f g77 M GLOBALS]
> toto.f:89: warning:
> call ncvgt(ncid,   1,start,count,base_time,rcode)
> 1
> toto.f:111: (continued):
> call ncvgt(ncid,   3,start,count,time,rcode)
> 2
> Argument #5 of `ncvgt' is one type at (2) but is some other type at (1)
> [info -f g77 M GLOBALS]
>
> I also would like to know where are the subroutines like ncinq or
> ncdinq that are called from my program toto.f which is generated by
> cdf2fortran (because when i download cdf2fortran there are only the .f
> , Makefile and Readme while when i have download cdf2ascci there are a
> lot of things with .c files, libraries .h and so on..)
>
>
> I hope that you understand my problem and will help me to find a
> solution
>
> Best regards,
>
> PENIDE Guillaume
> Laboratoire de Mtorologie Physique LaMP
> Universit Blaise Pascal
> 24, Avenue des Landais
> 63170 Aubire Cedex
> Tel: 04 73 40 52 76

Cheers,

Tom
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Ticket Details
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Ticket ID: OQJ-918316
Department: Support netCDF
Priority: Normal
Status: Closed