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Re: Progress with netCDF

>To: address@hidden
>From: "John A.  Dutton" <address@hidden>
>Subject: Re: 20030228: netCDF in CodeWarrior
>Organization: College of Earth and Mineral Sciences, The Pennsylvania State 
>University
>Keywords: 200303010330.h213Uj302362

John,

Thanks for keeping me in the loop about the resolution of this
problem.  I'm adding this note to our searchable support archive so
future users who encounter the problem with CodeWarrior can benefit
from your work tracking it down.

--Russ

John A.  Dutton wrote:

> Ron...
> 
> I went back my netCDF program with the aim of trying your suggestion 
> to get the files to read.  I added a generic C file open write and 
> file open read at the front end.  The program then worked fine on 
> that file and on the netCDF file.
> 
> This time, the compiler had complained that the entry routine was not 
> named 'main' and I fixed that, so maybe that was the cause of the 
> difficulty.  In any case, the Mach-O SIOUX program is now reading and 
> writing from files in the project folder.
> 
> So we can hope that that this is the final report on this topic.  I 
> much appreciate your assistance and your patience.  I now seem to 
> have the netCDF capability in CodeWarrior, and I learned a fair 
> amount in the process of getting it all to work with your guidance.
> 
> For Unidata and netCDF, I guess the message for CodeWarrior users is 
> to start in Mach-O with SIOUX (or whatever) and add in any Apple 
> libraries as the compiler demands them.

Ron Liechty wrote:

> That would be for CW 8 users.   With CW 9 we are hoping to avoid having to
> use SIOUX but be able to launch and run right from terminal like we do from
> UNIX and Windows.  
> 
> But yes adding the Apple Libraries as needed will probably be a continuous
> method unless we star using environmental variables.