> I was wondering what would be the fastest way of incorporating version
> 4.0's ability to read netCDF files into programs that use the old
> low-level utility calls. The online documentation seems to say little on
> this subject other than to say that it can be done.
>
> Thank-you
>
> Werner Wintels
> McGill University, Canada
Werner,
It is possible to combine High Level Utility (HLU) calls
in programs which call the traditional Low Level Utility (LLU)
subroutine libraries. However, it is not possible to
call NCL functions for reading netCDF from LLU Fortran programs.
Ethan tells me that if your LLU programs used the C language
interface then the NCL API can be used to submit scripts from
within a program and to retrieve data from the NCL evironment.
However, if your LLU programs are in Fortran, then the only
way to include netCDF input is to convert the program to the
NCL language. See the NCL Scientific Tutorial at
http://ngwww.ucar.edu/ngdoc/ng4.0/ug/ncl/tutor/index.html
for some example NCL programs.
At the current time we have no plans for a FORTRAN API to NCL.
Thanks for your interest.
Bob-
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