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Arlindo da Silva <moraes.dasilva@xxxxxxxxx> writes: > I am very glad you are taking this on. ¿I maintain one of the GrADS win32 > builds and have been building netcd-4 on cygwin for several years now. I > am glad to report that the full netcdf-4 builds works flawlessly on > cygwin. Would you consider adding¿ > ¿ï½ ¿ > ¿ï½ ¿ ¿ --enable-dap¿ > to your configure? Also, enabling HDF-4 will make your build very useful > as one would be able to transparently read HDF-4 files. The option in this > case is:¿ > ¿ï½ ¿ ¿ --enable-hdf4 > (although this last option is not necessary for GrADS). When building > hdf-4 it is useful to specify > ¿ï½ --disable-netcdf > (or at least have a version of the library with this option.) Having a > full build would allow the full power of NetCDF-4 to be enjoyed on Windows > as well. This is very important given the plethora of file formats one has > to contend with these days. > ¿ï½Let me know if you have any questions or if there is anything I can help > with. > ¿ï½Arlindo > -- > Arlindo da Silva > [3]dasilva@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > Howdy Arlindo! The opendap client will be built on cygwin after the 4.1.2 release. HDF4 is more problematic, but I will build it in if I can find or build the HDF4 DLLs. Thanks, Ed -- Ed Hartnett -- ed@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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