On Tue, 2009-07-14 at 13:25 +0200, Thomas Orgis wrote:
> So... my question is: What should I do to use the Fortran 90 interface
> of NetCDF?
> Seems like the only safe way is to include a copy of the source of
> that module from NetCDF sources and compile that together with my
> other code. Is that The Right Way(tm)?
> Or, should one rather have the OS distribution install the fortran
> module source in /usr/include (or some other place where you can pull
> in the source from)?
>
> What is the NetCDF folks' angle on this?
Fortran libraries are a bit of a mess, especially f90 libraries since as
you observed the module files are compiler vendor and version specific.
There is also no standard place where fortran modules should get
installed. I think the fedora people decided to install them
into /usr/lib/modules or so. if you want to use the intel compilers than
you will need to compile netcdf yourself (or get your sys-admin to do
so). I'd suggest to install netcdf into the
prefix /usr/local/intel_VERSION/. Then compile your code with
ifort -I/usr/local/intel_VERSION/include
-L/usr/local/intel_VERSION/lib ...
alternative you can install netcdf in your home directory. BTW, I am
assuming you are using Linux or some other Unix like OS.
Cheers
magnus
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