how to install netcdf-gfortran libraries?
By sbe at Wed, Jul 8 2009 2:19pm |
Hi,
I'm moving from a Linux-Fedora environment to a Mac OS X 10.5.7 (Mac pro). I developped my own Fortran programs on Linux and compile them with ifort. I have installed the latest version of gcc (using fink) that includes a gfortran compiler, which is compatible with ifort as far as I understand.
I am unable to compile a program that calls Netcdf reading functions. In my linux program, I simply have an "include 'netcdf.inc'" statement in my code and I compile with the right options (-L... -lnetcdf -I...).
I did install the netcdf 3.6.2 libraries using fink. The problem is that I do not have the netcdf.inc.
I may have to rebuilt the netcdf libraries with gfortran but I do not know how to do that.
Any help would be greatly appreciate.
sbe
installing netcdf
First, make certain that you have installed the netcdf for gfortran. To check do so:
fink list netcdf
and you should see an i by netcdf-gfortran. If not do:
fink install netcdf-gfortran netcdf-gfortran-shlib
Once installed the netcdf.inc file will be in /sw/lib/netcdf-gfortran/include
HTH,
-Roy
NETCDF-GFORTRAN FINK
Hello..
Has for some reason, the possibility from Fink, to install the gfortran requirements for netcdf been removed?
because today I get this.....
>fink list netcdf
Information about 2520 packages read in 1 seconds.
netcdf 3.6.2-6 Interface & lib for array-based data access
netcdf-bin 3.6.2-6 Interface & lib for array-based data access
netcdf-shlibs 3.6.2-6 Interface & lib for array-based data access
>fink install netcdf-gfortran netcdf-gfortran-shlib
Information about 2520 packages read in 0 seconds.
Failed: no package found for specification 'netcdf-gfortran'!
How should I proceed to get the NETCDF capability for my Gfortran programs?
thank you in advance,
CKR
Not a systems person, just use the computer as a tool.
Vasa, Fi
installing netcdf-gfortran
If you go to:
http://pdb.finkproject.org/pdb/package.php/netcdf-gfortran
you can see that it is available for all recent versions of Fink. Have you run:
fink selfupdate recently (and if you don't have it configured to use rsync do fink selfupdate-rsync?
What do you get from:
fink --version
-rm