Version 4.4.0 of the netCDF-Fortran library is now available.
Some highlights of the 4.4.0 release:
- For 32-bit platforms fixed integer fill parameters, initialized potentially unitialized variables, and provided some missing defaults (Thanks to R. Weed).
- Fixed CMake builds on 32-bit platforms.
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Added new
inq_pathandrename_grpsfunctions analogous to corresponding C functions. Added associated tests. (Thanks to R. Weed) -
Added support for
NF_MPIIO,NF_MPIPOSIX,NF_PNETCDFflags andNF_FILL_UINT. (Thanks to R. Weed) -
Fixed potential bug in attribute functions for integer values when
Fortran
INTEGER*1orINTEGER*2types are the same size as C long. (Thanks to R. Weed) -
Added test for compiler support of Fortran 2008
ISO_FORTRAN_ENVadditions and TS29113 standard extension. -
Fixed
C_PTR_DIFF_Tissue reported by Orion Poplowski. (Thanks to R. Weed)
Since our initial move to github, we’ve refined our release process using the netCDF-C project. Hopefully this has helped minimize the issues introduced in this, our first full netCDF-Fortran release hosted on github.
Source-code zip and tar.gz archives can be found on Unidata's netCDF-Fortran GitHub site.
Detailed information about the release is available in the Release Notes.
Additional documentation:
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Reminds me how I started with FORTRAN and Assembler (and machine-code macros) in the 1970s and how FORTRAN's demise was scheduled year after year. Computing time was scarce and costly, cards had to be punched and a mistake took forever to find and correct. Already then I had a suspicion that the huge amount of code based on FORTRAN would rather make further evolution of FORTRAN a better option than "reinventing the wheel" and this proves true by now. Thanks to your and all the open source efforts - generations of students can just concentrate on getting things done rather than running their schedules around the availability of a card puncher and waiting in queue for their "job" to run.
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