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Re: Access NetCDF library
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Re: Access NetCDF library


  • Subject: Re: Access NetCDF library
  • From: Johan Kool <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 12 Apr 2003 16:16:14 +0200

Is there any way to build a static version of that library? It might be a better idea to build a static library and then include the static library in your project instead. Static libraries end with the extension ".a".

Yes. It is a static library. Well, at least, it's called "libnetcdf.a". But I don't know how to link to a static library as well.

I've been mixing the two object models so that I can create cross-platform C++ and call it from Cocoa. Basically, it means renaming the .m files in your project to .mm if you need them to reference C++ classes. It works fine for STL things as well.

Thanks for this clarification!

Johan Kool
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