Hi,
Ken Prada (Applied Ocean Physics and Engineering, Woods Hole Oceanographic
Institution, kegp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx) has generously contributed a set of netCDF
libraries to support Borland Turbo C++ (and presumably Borland C++)
compilers for MSDOS. There are library versions to support small, medium,
large, and huge memory models. A read.me file describes the files. We have
made these available via anonymous FTP in the pub/netcdf/contrib/borland/
directory on ftp.unidata.ucar.edu (as some of you already noticed before
this announcement).
Ken adds these notes about usage:
These libraries should work fine for use with both Turbo C++ and Borland
C++ (separate and different products). I will be happy to help out with
any problems that relate to their use. I will also help with the proper
inclusion of Borland support with the formal distribution if necessary.
Only two corrections to source files were necessary to generate the
libraries. Other changes may be necessary to eliminate all warnings.
I ran the same compilations using Borland C++ 3.1. With similar
conclusions. The only noticeable difference is a large output of "no
prototype" warnings during compilation of the xdr sources. I was not
surprised at these.
I have been using prior versions of netcdf compiled with an older
version of Turbo C (2.0) successfully for several years. However, I
would not recommend the use of that older version with the latest
versions of netcdf. Those using that version should upgrade if at all
possible. The upgrade costs are low.
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Russ Rew UCAR Unidata Program
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