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Hi,
I don't have C compiler for IVF XE 13. Can somebody please share their binary version of netcdf library for 64 bit version for windows 7 using IVF XE 13?. I need this very badly to run large ocean circulation model. My previous versions were all 32 bit and I need 64 bit.
Thanks for your help,
Regards,
Venkat
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It would help if you let everyone know which NetCDF version you are looking for. You can check this page for more info: http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/downloads/netcdf/index.jsp
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Hi,
Thanks for your reply. I temporarily used 3.6.2 version on 64 bit machine and get the phase 1 of the project completed. However, I need version 4.4.1 for phase 2 of my project. I only have intel fortran compiler XE 13 and don't have c compiler to do run make file included elsewhere in the intel website. If any one has done compiled and made new library for 4.4.1 or any version around 4 series, can you please share it with me and others.
This will also help others.
Thanks
Venkat
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Microsoft has made available Visual Studio 2013 Community Edition, for free, which includes C++. You can use this with Intel Visual Fortran (for the 2013 version, you need "SP1 Update 1" at least.)
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Thanks Steve,
I installed Visual Studio 2013. But I have installed XE 2013 SP 1 on visual studio 2010. How do I make connection between the two?
Do I need to reinstall Composer 2013 XE on visual studio 2013?
Thanks
Venkat
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Run the Fortran installer again and do a "Modify" - it will allow you to select VS2013 integration.

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