> I think he means the 'PBGroutines.c' and
> 'PBGRoutines.h' code. The first 15
> lines of 'PBGroutines.c' and the first 30 lines of
> 'PBGroutines.h' is
> probably good enough.
>
> Messages like "PBGroutines.c:7: error: ..." and
> "PBGroutines.c:9: error:
> ..." are telling you that there are (what gcc
> considers to be) errors in
> line 7 of PBGroutines.c and line 9 of PBGroutines.h
> respectively ...... and
> so on .....
Thanks for replying Rob. I am including the lines from
those two files and I sure hope that you guys can spot
something because the people who are responsible for
this software swear on a stack of bibles that it
compiles and runs in a CygWin environment and then
proceed with giving me no further information about
the possible necessary CygWin/GNU compiler settings.
Cheers,
MariLiza
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
FIRST LINES FROM PBGroutines.c:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#ifdef linux
# if !defined __off64_t_defined
typedef __off64_t off64_t;
#define __off64_t_defined
#endif
#endif
#include "PBGroutines.h"
#ifdef gribAPI
long date_to_Julian(long ddate);
long Julian_to_date(long jdate);
#else
long date_to_julian(long ddate);
long julian_to_date(long jdate);
#endif
integer pbginitInput(_fcd filename, fortint
filename_len);
integer pbginitOutput(_fcd filename, fortint
filename_len);
void copyName(_fcd * , _fcd , fortint );
fortint readgrib(FILE * file, unsigned char * buffer,
fortint * prod_len);
void pbgindx(fortint);
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
FIRST LINES FROM PBGroutines.h:
#ifndef PBG_ROUTINES_H
#define PBG_ROUTINES_H
#include <stdio.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
#ifdef FOPEN64
#define OFF_T off64_t
extern OFF_T ftello64(FILE *);
#else
#define OFF_T off_t
#endif
#define _fcd char *
#define fortint int
#define integer int
#define bool int
#define MAX_NUMBER_OF_GRIBS 100
typedef struct gribfile {
FILE * fp;
_fcd fname;
char readwriteflag;
integer max;
integer count;
OFF_T * offset;
integer * length;
integer * parameter;
integer * level;
integer * date;
integer * time;
integer * timestep;
integer * localDefinitionNumber;
integer * type;
integer * stream;
integer * repres;
integer * levtype;
integer * number;
integer * vdate;
integer * vtime;
integer * tcNumber;
integer * tcTotal;
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