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2.1.11: 5 Nov 2024
* Some patches and updates courtesy of Sebastiaan Couwenberg
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* ncview now REQUIRES netcdf version 4 with full HDF5 support. I am not
going to maintain two code bases, one of which supports netcdf-4 and
one of which doesn't. If you need a vesion of ncview that works even
without a full netcdf v4/HDF-5 install, use ncview version 1.93h.
* If a udunits library is supplied, ncview now requires that it be the
udunits-2 library. Support for the udunits-1 library has been dropped.
* Many thanks to Magnus Hagdorn for changes to the package that make it
more compatible with GNU standards! All failures in that respect are
mine; Magnus' contributions were exemplary.
1.93d: 13 June 2008
* Thanks to Seth Olsen for contributing the code to sort the variables
menus.
1.75: 20 March 1999
* This release adds much improved support for Linux boxes. In general,
any depth of your server should work -- 8, 16, 24, or 32 bits.
Let me know if you have a problem with this.
* Support has been added for converting the indicated time to a calendar
date IF the netCDF file's time axis has a "units" attribute that follows
the udunits conventions (see info on udunits at:
http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/packages/udunits/index.html). Time units
in this syntax are typically something like "days since 1990-01-01".
If your data file follows these conventions, then the day number will
automatically be shown as a calendar date rather than the (not useful)
day number. I.e., "10 Jan 1995" will be shown instead of "Day 3783"
(or whatever). This should work in the X-Y popup graph as well, but
not yet in the range-setting popups.
* Compilation on Crays now works out of the box.
* Fixed but that caused core dumps after selecting variables that
have all 0 as all their entries.
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