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Hello, this might be a stupid or inappropriate question - however: I wonder whether I could speed up netcdf I/O on a Cray J90 and I'm thinking about buffers and their sizes, etc. I don't have experience with this stuff, so the first thing I wondered about is: in f90 language, is netcdf doing direct or sequential access - i.e. what should the buffering favor? I think it must be direct. But just to be sure... In general, I'm reading and writing record orientated, i.e. all/some fields for each time and the for the next time... Thanks for your time and thoughts! Ciao! Joerg -- Jörg Kaduk Tel.: 1 650 325 1521 x 416 Carnegie Institution of Washington FAX: 1 650 325 6857 Dept. of Plant Biology 260 Panama Street joerg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Stanford, CA 94305-1297 http://Jasper.Stanford.EDU/joerg/
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