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Hi folks... it's me again with a Sun-compiler-related topic. I want to debug issues I have with the compiler (flatly makes my OpenMP code crash:-( ) on Solaris by building my stuff using Sun Studio 12.1 on a GNU/Linux system, just to see if there is a difference. Now, NetCDF does not like this combination of compiler / operating system apparently. The 4.1-beta2 snapshot as well as the 4.0.1 release give me: "cfortran.h:", line 138: #error: "cfortran.h: Can't find your environment among: ..." So there is some hardcoding of compiler / system variants in NetCDF that is broken by the combination of Sun Studio 12.1 and GNU/Linux I have here. I found traces on the net that people managed to build NetCDF on such a setup though... but no definitive info on how they achieved that. Is there someone on the list who did this already? Perhaps I just miss some env setup? Alrighty then, Thomas. -- Dipl. Phys. Thomas Orgis Atmospheric Modelling Alfred-Wegener-Institute for Polar and Marine Research
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