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Hi Nikolay, > May be I should have posted this to netcdfgroup as there are so many > users desperate to have a Windows 64/32 bit NetCDF DLL (and so was I > recently). Anyway, this mailing list might be a better place as my > post fully conforms to its topic. > > In short: The NetCDF library version 4.1.3 does compile under both 32 > and 64 bit Windows using MinGW and MinGW-w64 and does successfully > pass all standard tests included in the source code distribution; > âmake checkâ output of both 32 and 64 bit is available through the > http link below. The changes in the original source code are minimal > and can be performed in a semi-automatic mode. > > What I have built is a rather minimalistic library configuration that > does not include: Fortran and C++ interfaces (just only C), hdf5, > version 2 of the API, and DAP. Both the NetCDF classic format and the > 64-bit offset format are fully supported. > > There is hope that the porting approach I suggest can be used to > compile a full-fledged version, including the newly released NetCDF > library version 4.2 from which I originally started, but as it was not > yet released that time, I switched back to 4.1.3. > > Here is the documentation including the download links I prepared for those > interested: > http://iiasa.ac.at/~khabarov/netcdf-win64-and-win32-mingw/ Thanks very much for contributing this. I've added a link to your document in the netCDF FAQ, near the bottom of the answer to the question: "How can I use netCDF-4.1 with Windows?" http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/software/netcdf/docs/faq.html#windows_netcdf4_1 Please let me know if you'd like any changes to that description of your port. If you'd like to post to netcdfgroup as well, I would encourage it! Our new netCDF developer, Ward Fisher, has had some success porting netCDF-4.2 to Windows using MinGW, and we may be making that port available as well in a future release. --Russ > Best regards, > Nikolay > > -- > Dr. Nikolay Khabarov > Ecosystems Services and Management Program > International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis
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