Thanks to Marty Ryba, I have an answer to my question posted earlier today:
> I tried unsuccessfully to make netCDF with the new ANSI C compiler on my Sun
> 4/75 running SunOS 4.1.1. The second attempt using Sun's C compiler worked.
> ... Has anybody had a similar problem?
Two changes are required.
1) The first fixes an invalid value for XDR_D_INFINITY (previously not flagged
as invalid). In netcdf.h, change the line:
#define XDR_D_INFINITY 1.797693134862315900e+308
to:
#define XDR_D_INFINITY 1.797693134862315700e+308
as per /usr/local/lang/SC1.0/ansi_include/float.h (only the one digit 9 --> 7)
2) The second allows the ANSI C compiler to find the proper libraries.
In local_nc.h, comment a section:
/*
* Currently there are situations where one has a compiler which
* defines __STDC__ but the system doesn't have conforming libs
* or include files - gcc or saber c on a sun or ultrix or vanilla unix
* or scc on a Cray.
* Sigh.
*/
/* #if defined(sun) || defined(cray) Comment the 6 lines starting here!
#undef STDC_ARGS
#undef STDC_STRERROR
#undef STDC_REMOVE
#undef STDC_INCLUDES
#endif
*/
These two changes are required before using the ANSI C compiler:
In Makefile:
CC = /usr/local/lang/acc# ANSI C compiler. SunOS 4.1.1
Then make has no errors:
> make all >& Make.log
> make install >>& Make.log
> make clean
Fred
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