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Hello David, Yes, you have the right idea. If you are writing in Fortran, you will most likely want the fortran interface; the same for C, python, etc. You will also need the netCDF-C library, because the other libraries (with the exception of netCDF-Java) have dependencies on netCDF-C. -Ward > Dear Staff Member, > > I see on the download page there are a couple options for downloading > NetCDF: netCDF-Java, netCDF-C, netCDF-Fortran, etc. How do I figure out > which one I need? Does it depend on the source code I'm writing - i.e. if > my source code is in Fortran90, should I use the netCDF-Fortran package? > > Thanks, > David > > Ticket Details =================== Ticket ID: FCN-467433 Department: Support netCDF Priority: Normal Status: Closed