Paul et al,
I have had similar problems +/- with the Lahey compiler under Win32/CygWin:
http://www.cwr.uwa.edu.au/~slawinski/work/netcdfinfo.html#WinNT
and had to make a fix for that. Unfortunately I do not remember your
problem happening when I compiled the NetCDF libs on my MaxOS X box
or when they are used. But then again we use the f77 bindings.
Setup is:
MacOS 10.1.3
NetCDF 3.5.0
Absoft Pro Fortran 7.0b
FC = f77
F90 = f90
CPPFLAGS = -DNDEBUG -DAbsoftProFortran
The only warning or error I get is:
cc -c -O -I. -DNDEBUG -DAbsoftProFortran -DVERSION=`cat
../VERSION` libvers.c
MEMORY:1: warning: malformed floating constant
and that I am not to worried about.
At 7:57 AM -1000 14/3/02, Paul Wessel wrote:
Hi group-
I am linking programs (GMT) with the netcdf library (3.5.0) under MacOS X.
The MacOS X cc compiler (based on gcc) gives warnings for
lines 190 and 193 in netcdf.h, saying
ANSI C forbids const or volatile functions
The offending lines are:
EXTERNL const char *
nc_inq_libvers(void);
EXTERNL const char *
nc_strerror(int ncerr);
I get no such warnings under Linux. While they are just warnings and cause no
problems it is annoying to see them and if the message about ANSI C is true
then shouldn't netcdf.h take the const declarations out?
Cheers,
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Dept. of Geology & Geophysics
SOEST, University of Hawaii at Manoa
1680 East-West Road, Honolulu, HI 96822
phone/fax: (808) 956-4778/5154
email: pwessel@xxxxxxxxxx
web: www.soest.hawaii.edu/wessel
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