#!/bin/csh -f
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Please uncomment the correct compilation call that best fits your system.
#
#!DESCRIPTION:  This script compiles the C code necessary to read the
#               following MAPS HDF data files.
#               MAPS_OSTA3_COSEC_HDF
#               MAPS_SRL1_COSEC_HDF
#               MAPS_SRL2_COSEC_HDF
#               Paths to the HDF 'include' and 'lib' directories must 
#               be defined. This sample script uses environment variables 
#               to make these definitions.
#
# The C compiler and compiler flags specifications depend on the
#  computer and operating system and, for SGIs, on the object code
#  word size of the installed HDF libraries.  Examples are given for 
#  systems on which the code has been tested.  Additional compile 
#  information is available from 
#    - the NCSA HDF web site at
#
#         http://hdf.ncsa.uiuc.edu/training/compile/
#
#    - the README file in your top level HDF directory, or 
#    - in the directory release_notes/compile.txt in your 
#      HDF installation directory path.
#  
# HDF Library Version 4.1r2 is required.  
#  
# Below are the generic statements needed to compile this example software:
#
#COMPILER FLAGS -s -o read_maps_cosec maps_cosec_read.c -L$HDFLIB -lmfhdf -ldf -lz
#
#  where appropriate values are substituted for COMPILER and FLAGS.
#  The values for tested operating systems are:
#
#	computer and
#       operating system	COMPILER	FLAGS
#       -----------------------------------------------------
#	SGI (IRIX 6.2 & 6.4)	cc		-32/-n32/-64*
#	HP (HP-UX 10.10)	c89		none
#	Sun (Solaris 2.5)	cc		-Xc
#	Sun (Solaris 2.5)	gcc		none
#       Dec Alpha V4.0A         gcc             none
#
#  * The flag setting for the SGI machine is determined by the HDF library
#    object code installed on your system.  One source for this information
#    is to look at the sample C compilation statements in the README file 
#    in your top level HDF directory.  More information about the different
#    object forms is available from the cc man page on SGI systems:
#	man cc
#    For compiling this code, use the -32 option in your compilation
#    call.  These data files were not created on an SGI.
#
#
# On your Sun Solaris system, the following command was used to build the 
# sample software:
gcc -o read_maps_cosec maps_cosec_read.c -I/usr/local/hdf/include \
    -L/usr/local/hdf/lib -lmfhdf -ldf -ljpeg -lz -L/usr/lib
#
# NOTE:  You will have to modify the paths for the HDF libraries to the
#        correct location on your system.  You will need to obtain the GNU
#        C compiler.
#
#
# On your SGI Irix 6.2 system, the following command was used to build 
# the sample software:
#
#cc -ansi -n32 -mips3 -O -s -o read_maps_cosec maps_cosec_read.c  \
#       -I/usr/people2/paula/HDF/4.1r2_irix6.2/include \
#       -L/usr/people2/paula/HDF/4.1r2_irix6.2/lib -ldf -lz
#
# NOTE:  You will have to modify the paths for the HDF libraries to the
#        correct location on your system. Also, when you compile the code, 
#        you will get some warning messages stating that all of the 
#        libraries expressed in the compilation call when not used.  Just 
#        disregard those warning messages. You will still get the executable.
#
#
# On your Dec Alpha V4.0A system, the following command was used to build the 
# sample software:
#
#cc -o read_maps_cosec maps_cosec_read.c -I/usr/local/HDF4.1r1/include -L/usr/local/HDF4.1r1/lib -lmfhdf -ldf -ljpeg -lz -L/usr/lib 
#
# NOTE:  You will have to modify the paths for the HDF libraries to the
#        correct location on your system.
#
#
# On your HP system, the following command was used to build the sample
# software:
#
#gcc -o read_maps_cosec maps_cosec_read.c -I/usr/local/HDF4.1r1/include -L/usr/local/HDF4.1r1/lib -lmfhdf -ldf -ljpeg -lz -L/usr/lib
#
# NOTE:  You will have to modify the paths for the HDF libraries to the
#        correct location on your system.  You will need to obtain the GNU
#        C compiler.