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Hi, The addition of a new package (David Pierce's ncview) to our collection of user-contributed software and documentation related to netCDF provides an opportunity for announcing the availability of the directory pub/netcdf/contrib/ on ftp.unidata.ucar.edu. We have maintained this collection of user-contributed software for some time but have neglected to announce its existence on the netcdfgroup mailing list. I've appended a text version of the document describing the current contents from pub/netcdf/contrib/README. If you have a WWW browser such as Mosaic, you can also access a hypertext version of this catalog from http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/packages/netcdf/contrib.html We're grateful for the generosity of the developers in making this software available to the netCDF user community. Other contributions that meet the criteria in the appended document are welcomed. __________________________________________________________________________ Russ Rew UCAR Unidata Program russ@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx P.O. Box 3000 (303)497-8645 Boulder, Colorado 80307-3000 USER-CONTRIBUTED NETCDF SOFTWARE Unidata makes available for anonymous FTP (in the pub/netcdf/contrib/ directory of ftp.unidata.ucar.edu) a collection of files of freely available, user-contributed software and documentation related to the netCDF library. Unidata hasn't necessarily tested this software and makes it available as is. This catalog of user-contributed software is available to World Wide Web clients from http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/packages/netcdf/contrib.html or in text form via anonymous FTP as the file pub/netcdf/contrib/README from ftp.unidata.ucar.edu. Criteria for software or documentation that is appropriate for the user-contributed collection: * General usefulness to a significant part of the netCDF community * Small size * Infrequent need for updates * Free availability Other netCDF-related software packages or utilities that do not meet these criteria (for example large freely-available packages or commercial software) are listed in http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/packages/netcdf/utilities.html or in text form via anonymous FTP in the file pub/netcdf/utilities.txt from ftp.unidata.ucar.edu. _________________________________________________________________ Here is what is currently available: aix-sharable Dan Packman's script that will convert "libnetcdf.a" to a shared library on AIX (IBM RS6000). Also includes instructions for relinking ncdump and ncgen to make them smaller. borland/* Ken Prada's contribution of compiled libraries for MSDOS/Borland platforms, including XDR and netcdf libraries for all four memory models. cdl.el Ata Etemadi's utility functions for GNU emacs, cdl-get-file and cdl-put-region, that run input through ncdump or run region through ncgen. DavePack/* David Steven's programs that convert netCDF data into AVS, TECPLOT, PVWAVE, SPLUS, and NCAR GRAPHICS formats. gennet.f Barry Schwartz's program to generate a Fortran program to read a netCDF file. It opens a specified netCDF file and generates the necessary Fortran code to declare the corresponding Fortran dimensions and variables and read all the data into the Fortran variables. mac/* Several ports to Apple Macintosh. msoft-7.0 William Spencer's changes recommended to netCDF version 2.3 to build the library and programs using Microsoft's C++/7.0 compiler. nccat.c Chuck Denham's program to concatenate two netCDF files along their record dimension. The files must be identical in variable names and dimensions. Each variable must have a leftmost NC_UNLIMITED record dimension. ncview.tar.Z David Pierce's visual browser for netCDF data. Ncview is an X11 application that displays a 2-dimensional color representation of single precision floating point data in a netCDF file. You can animate the data in time (making simple movies), flip or enlarge the picture, scan through various axes, change colormaps, etc. nc_float.c Harry Edmon's interfaces to ncvarget and ncvarput that convert (optionally packed) data to floating point, handling missing data and units conversions. tbl2cdf.c Chuck Denham's program to convert a flat ASCII table to a netCDF file. The program scans a flat ASCII table for the name and most general data type of each column. It then creates and populates a netCDF file with the data.
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