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Clay, The output of the configure(1) script contained the following: ./configure: ERROR: The following variables need values: VARIABLE DESCRIPTION EXAMPLE -------- ------- ------- PERL_MANDIR perl manual directory /usr/local/man CPP_NETCDF netCDF header -I/usr/local/unidata/include LD_NETCDF netCDF library -L/usr/local/unidata/lib -lnetcdf For each variable above, this script will now request that you input a value appropriate for your system (note that this value will not be interpolated by a shell -- so don't use shell substitutions). Alternatively, you can interrupt this script, set the above variables in the environment or in the file CUSTOMIZE, and then re-execute this script. (Variables referring to executable programs needn't be set if the relevant directory is added to PATH. See file INSTALL for details.) Enter a value for the perl manual directory (e.g. "/usr/local/man"): /usr/bin/perl/man Enter a value for the netCDF header (e.g. "-I/usr/local/unidata/include"): c:\strawberry\include Enter a value for the netCDF library (e.g. "-L/usr/local/unidata/lib -lnetcdf"): c:\strawberry\lib The "c:\strawberry\" prefixes in the above won't work because they are MS-DOS pathnames and not Unix pathnames. I don't know how CYGWIN maps MS-DOS pathnames to Unix pathnames. You'll have to figure that out for the directories in question. Also, you'll have to use the "-I", "-L", and "-l" option prefixes as indicated in the examples above. Regards, Steve Emmerson Ticket Details =================== Ticket ID: XOS-274016 Department: Support netCDF Perl Priority: Normal Status: Closed