jing,
binary files are not portable across operating systems. there are two
types of binaries out there little endian and big endian machines.
you can not transfer one to the onther.
On Wed, 3 Mar 2004, Jing Yang wrote:
> dear ncl friends:
> i have some problem :i have download Version 4.2.0.a031 to my PC ,and the work station in my office is equipped with Version 4.2.0.a030 .
> in the work station :my writing-data ncl file is written with"fbindirwrite("U850ISO",uano)",and then in the fortran file i use" read(9,rec=irec) ((uano(i,j),j=1,iy),i=1,id) "to get the data i have written in the .ncl file ,i can get the right result.
> however, in my PC,I use the same .ncl file for the same data,but i have to use " read(9,rec=irec) (uano(i,j),i=1,id),j=1,iy)" when i read it in my fortran programm,or i will get the wrong result.
> i don't know why ?is there some difference between the two version ,or something else reasons?
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> thank you!
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> regards!
> JING
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