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Dear Elizabeth, Thanks for your response. I am having to install netcdf on my MacBook Pro. 1) For netcdf-c, it is v4.4.1.1.tar.gz 2) For netcdf-fortran, it is v4.4.3.tar.gz 3) For netcdf-cxx4, it is v4.3.0.tar.gz Previously, it was a single tar.gz file that had to be installed and one gets the netcdf directory I used brew to do the installation but it seems it did not install the fortran interface as, netcdf.inc was not created. I followed the direction from Ward to use clang and clang++ in place of gcc and g++ but the include sub directory was not created. So I could not proceed to follow the next step (install netcdf-fortran) in his directions. Note that I have already downloaded the tar.gz files above. I only need to install them. Regards Ben On Wed, May 3, 2017 at 6:09 PM, Elizabeth A. Fischer < elizabeth.fischer@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > I may be a bit late to this party. But here goes: > > > > > > > 1) I wish to install netcdf on MacBook Pro running El Capitan > > > > > > 2) Could you kindly point me to a much simpler direction for > > > > > installation? > > > > > > 3) How should the installation be done now that there are three > > > files? > > > Spack ( http://spack.io ) is good at install NetCDF and language > bindings. The simple answer to how to do it is, you have to download and > install each project separately. Spack automates that process. > > When I use clang and clang++, there is no error but I am being asked for >>> pass word even if I use sudo make and sudo make install or make and sudo >>> make install. >>> >> > Any requirement for root privileges would be quite concerning to us at > Spack, which is designed to build and install software entirely in user > space. Many of us don't have the admin privileges on the computers we use. > > Is this a problem that just came up with netcdf-4.2? > > -- Elizabeth > -- Benjamin L. Lamptey, PhD (Physicist, Meteorologist, Geoscientist, HPC & Info Systems) Acting Director-General African Centre of Meteorological Applications for Development (ACMAD) 55, Avenue des Ministères, PL6 BP 13184, 1er Arrondissement, Niamey Plateau, Niger, Tel.(+227) 20 73.49.92 Fax: (+227) 20723627 www.acmad. <http://www.acmad.net>org Cell: +22796645655; +233265121750 Email: b.lamptey@xxxxxxxxx; bllamptey@xxxxxxxxx <bllamptey@xxxxxxxxx> Skype: benlamptey
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