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First use NF_INQ, which will tell you how many variables and global attributes there are in the file. Then start with varid 1, and proceed to varid nvars, calling NF_INQ_VAR.
For a typical sequence of calls to these functions see Reading a netCDF Dataset with Unknown Names (The NetCDF Fortran 77 Interface Guide).
| NF_INQ (The NetCDF Fortran 77 Interface Guide). | Find number of dimensions, variables, and global attributes, and the unlimited dimid.
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| NF_INQ_DIM (The NetCDF Fortran 77 Interface Guide). | Find dimension name and length.
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| NF_INQ_VARID (The NetCDF Fortran 77 Interface Guide). | Find variable ID from its name.
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| NF_INQ_VAR (The NetCDF Fortran 77 Interface Guide). | Find variable name, type, num dimensions, dim IDs, and num attributes.
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| NF_INQ_DIMID (The NetCDF Fortran 77 Interface Guide). | Find dimension ID from its name.
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| NF_INQ_DIM (The NetCDF Fortran 77 Interface Guide). | Find dimension name and length.
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| NF_INQ_ATT (The NetCDF Fortran 77 Interface Guide). | Find attribute name, type, and length.
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| NF_INQ_FORMAT (The NetCDF Fortran 77 Interface Guide). | Find file format: classic or 64-bit offset
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| NF_INQ_LIBVERS (The NetCDF Fortran 77 Interface Guide). | Find the netCDF version. (Currently 4.0).
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