Hello list,
I've come across two apparent properties of the as_double() function in the
NetCDF C++ interface:
1: as_double() does not check for data_mode, and creashes if the file is in
definition mode
2: as_double() does not check for dimension limits, returning whatever is in
the calculated memory location.
Are these checks left out intentionally to save time, or would it be
advantageous to have them? Considering that the function allocates and
deallocates memory on the fly, the extra time to perform these checks should
not be dramatic.
NetCDF 4 on Windows, precompiled C interface dll.
Best regards,
Sjur Kolberg
SINTEF Energiforskning A/S
Sem Sælands vei 11
7465 Trondheim
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fax 73 59 72 50
