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Has anyone done a compilation of netCDF under Microsoft Windows 3.0 ? There was a problem with compilation under MS-Windows using the netCDF v1.09 sources. It would not work because of some array pointer passing its boundary. This resulted in not being able to use netCDF directly under MS-Windows, unless you use the Microsoft C compiler "huge memory model". Using the Microsoft C compiler "huge memory model" is not kosher since most significant MS-Windows applications use lots of memory. There is not enough memory left to run other applications if netCDF is compiled under the huge memory model. Instead, one has to create a conversion program as a stand-alone DOS application. I did not see anywhere in the v2.0 kit that this array pointer problem had been fixed, or that the kit has been successfully tested under MS-Windows V3.0. Has anyone tried this and what were the results? Did it work for you? If not, what was the problem? If so, what was your fix? Rich Lysakowski The Analytical Data Interchange and Storage Standards (ADISS) Project
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