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Hello; I have been able to write the LinkDef.h header file needed to generate a di= ctionary using rootcint (from CERN) in order to create a .so to include in= ROOT. When I attempt to run the Ed H. test program I get an error=20 extern MSC_EXTRA int err. Reading the netcdf.h header file, it seems that, if one wants a DLL, MSC_EX= TERN and then EXTERNL are defined. I do NOT want MSC_EXTERN defined. How do I stop that from happening? I tried a #ifndef __GNUC__ macro but I need V2 (I eventually want to use AIA ANDI, built on netcdf V2) and i= t appears that some other things depending on EXTERNL being defined are nee= ded by all operating systems (warning above the CRAYMPP /* */). Perhaps this is why Cygwin can not built the c++ interface? (Isnt the C++ i= nterface dependent on V2 code?) Where is creating a DLL defined? I reran configure with shared libraries as= NO but still this code keeps being read. Why, using gcc, is an MSC variabl= e created? Doesnt MSC mean Microsoft C? Any help I can get with this will be greatly appreciated and of course ackn= owledged in the final code. Thank you.
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