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Dear developers of NETCDF, I need install NETCDF with Fortran-interface on my WIN10-PC (64-bit) in order to use NETCDF-routines from Fortran90-codes. As the first step, I have already installed successfully the NETCDF-C library for NETCDF-4.7.3 on the Win10-PC. What is still missing, is the Fortran-interface required to use that NETCDF-C library from Fortran-codes compiled with the Intel-19.0.5 Ftn-compiler. I am no specialist for NETCDF nor complicated builds. Details: As a first step I downloaded the precompiled file netcdf-4.7.3-NC4-64.exe from your website. That precompiled file had been created using the "cl" C-compiler built-in in the VisualStudio2017, which is also present on my PC. The installation of the precompiled NETCDF-C library was successful: I was able to compile and run (with the cl-compiler) a simple C-testprogram delivered by NETCDF, which generated a netcdf-file, and I was able to view its contents by means of ncdump on the WIN10-PC. I used in a cmd-window the command: cl -I"C:\netcdf-4.7.3\include" simple.c "C:\netcdf-4.7.3\lib\netcdf.lib" That worked. Fine! On my Win10-PC the Intel-19.0.5 Fortran compiler is installed. (It works together with the also installed VisualStudio2017, and for all I know uses the linker of the cl -compiler built-in in the VisualStudio 2017) and I need now the NETCDF Fortran-interface for running my Fortran90 codes compiled with this Intel-Ftn-compiler on my Win10-PC. That means, I finally need something like a precompiled binary Ftn-module file netcdf.mod or the Ftn-sourcecode of the Ftn-module netcdf.f90 or an include-file for the Ftn-code netcdf_Ftn.h (Side-remark: Microsoft provides for its MPI-10.0 under Windows as the Fortran-interface for invoking MPI-routines the 2nd kind of file. I compile it together with my Fortran CFD-source code.) Can you help me? Greetings Michael
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