On Thursday 05 April 2007 15:36, Ed Hartnett wrote:
> Nope. Is there some reason that it should?
Well, I don't know if it should be default, but it enables to a different
memory model that may be useful for large datasets. I am not familiar enough
with how NetCDF works to make a really educated assessment. I have a user
that is having a hard time stuffing a very large dataset into NetCDF, and I
think it may have something to do with this limitation. I may be way off base
though.
> The general idea is that if there are any flags that need to be set
> for your compiler, you must set them.
This seems reasonable.
> The exception is that the netCDF configure does set the correct flag
> to allow the fortran wrapper functions to work (if it can figure that
> out from the name of your fortran compiler).
Again, reasonable.
Thanks,
wt
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Warren Turkal
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