The tests will compile but some will fail, presumably because of the nature of the platform, so they are disabled to lessen the code and processing required to compile the library. But i get these errors: kevinubuntu: curl sh The program 'curl' is currently not installed. I have to use CURL, which I am familiar with on Windows. While useful, the code for some of the NetCDF utilities contain syntax flagged as errors using the newer GCC compilers and compiling them must be disabled.ĭisable compiling the tests included with the code. Download the curl mingw32 distribution from here.Be sure to download the MinGW32 Devel distro. Some examples use coding syntax flagged as errors using newer GCC compilers.ĭisabled to lessen the code and processing required to compile the library, as the format is not compatible with the program. This option is critical to enable the '-static' option during the compiling process.ĭisable compiling examples included with the code Required to remove the dependency on the 'curl' library, which cannot be statically linked during compilation of the program. Not required for the ultimate purpose to compile a static (i.e., distributable) version of the program. To do this, pick any nice location and add it to the system path, like this: Click the Windows 10 start menu, start typing 'environment' You'll see the menu item Edit the System Environment Variables, choose it A System Properties window will popup. Compile the 'static' version of the libraryĮnabled by default, but added for clarity.ĭisable compiling the 'shared' version of the library Install or unzip, find curl.exe (don't freak out, curl.exe is in the bin folder) You'll want to make curl.exe available anywhere from the command line.

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