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3d shapes . To read about the available CDF modules from IDL, you can find them here:CDF_Routines.

Several patches have been made available to date. If you downloaded a patchbefore and are not sure whether you have the latest patch, please download the patch on this page as it supersedes the previous patches.

What's Included in the Patch

• A new module, CDF_EPOCH_FROMJULDAYS, is added.
• A new field, CDF file version, is added to cdf_inquire module.
• Modified CDF_VARGET module to allow reading all data records by setting rec_count to 0.
• IDL 6.2 or earlier: 1) large CDF file support (> 2 Gigabyte) 2) allows to open files created with IDL 6.3 or later, or CDF 3.1 or later.
• IDL 6.2 or earlier - support for CDF_EPOCH16 data type. CDF_EPOCH16 is supported in IDL 6.3 or later.
• Fix for IDL 6.2 (64-bit Linux on AMD64 machine) - CDF functions do not work properly.
• Fix for IDL 6.3 (all OSs) - allows to create a CDF_EPOCH variable
• Fix for IDL 6.3 (Intel Mac) - opening/reading a CDF file
• Fix for IDL 6.4 (Intel Mac) - CDF variable values are read correctly
• IDL 6.x and 7.* (all OSs) - significant CDF read performance improvement and elimination of a potential buffer overflow problem
• Add a new feature to allow setting the checksum option for CDF V3.2 files
• Modified to convert signed CDF_INT1 and CDF_BYTE data type to int so the data can be interpreted correctly in IDL
• Add a new feature to allow setting the file validation option when opening CDF files
• Add a few new functions to handle the new data types, CDF_INT8 and CDF_TIME_TT2000
• Add a few new or modify the existing functions to allow vectorized epoch data values to be processed for computing, breaking down, comparison and differencing for better performance. Documents for the new/modified modules can be found here
• Allow cdf_epoch_compare to compare times of different CDF epoch types
• Add a new function, CDF_EPOCH_UNIXTIME, to convert CDF epoch data, in CDF_EPOCH, CDF_EPOCH16 or CDF_TIME_TT2000, to/from Unix times.
• Allowed multi-dimensional (> 2) CDF epoch data to be operated.
• Bugs fixed

IDL CDF Patch Download and Installation Instruction

The latest patch is based on the CDF Version 3.8.0. For non-Windows systems, make sure the downloaded dynamic library (the .so file) to have executable permission on your machine.Please contact gsfc-cdf-support@lists.nasa.gov if you need a different CDF version.

Windows:

• Script installation (need to run as the administrator) to place the patch into an existing IDL package in the c:program files directory.
  • Download Gnu's wget tool if you don't have it: wget.exe.
  • Download the script: install_idl_win.bat from a terminal window.
  • Run the script from an administrator terminal window. Make sure wget.exe is accessible from PATH variable. Verify the test run shows the correct CDF library version and the last updated leap second date.

    install_idl_win.bat

  • The original IDL installed files: idl_cdf.dlm and idl_cdf.dll are renamed to idl_cdf.dlm-orig and idl_cdf.dll-orig, respectively.
  • If you have set up the environment variable CDF_LEAPSECONDSTABLE to access the external leap second table, unset it so the static one in the library is to be used. Do it from a terminal window, outside of the IDL,
    set CDF_LEAPSECONDSTABLE (to check for if it is set)
    set CDF_LEAPSECONDSTABLE= (to unset it)
  
  
• Manual installation to place the patch into a user's directory
  • Download the following files:
  • Select the one of the following files. The library has the latest leap second table embedded; contact us if you want to over-ride the table rather than install the latest patch.
  • 64-bit CDF shared library (idl_cdf.dll)
  • 32-bit CDF shared library (idl_cdf.dll)
  • Download DLM
  • Optionally, download the leap second table. Do this ONLY if you intend to use the previous IDL patch software.
  • Download script showcdfversion.pro.
  
  
  • Set the IDL_DLM_PATH and IDL_PATH environment variable to point to the directory where you placed the patch. For example, if you placed the patch in c:idl_cdf380_patch, then the command should be

    set IDL_DLM_PATH='c:idl_cdf380_patch;'
    set IDL_PATH='c:idl_cdf380_patch;'

    Note: The above command must be entered exactly as shown, including angle brackets and double quotes, prior to invoking IDL. If the patch is checked out fine, you can use the downloaded files: idl_cdf.dlm and idl_cdf.dll to replace the ones in the operational directory at
    binbin.x86_64 for 64-bit mode, or

    binbin.x86 for 32-bit mode
    Backup up the original files.

  • If you have downloaded the leap second table, then set the environment variable CDF_LEAPSECONDSTABLE to the table.
    set CDF_LEAPSECONDSTABLE='CDFLeapSeconds.txt'
    
    This table will be used, instead of the hard-coded one embedded in the released library. Not setting the environment variable will result in the use of the table from the library. The step is necessary when the leap second table is different from the one in the library. Need to set the environment variable before running CDF modules under IDL.
  • Invoke IDL and use it as usual. Run showcdfversion to show the IDL-CDF and CDF versions.

• Script installation (may need to have the root account access) to place the patch into an existing IDL package in the /Applications or other.
  • Download the script: install_idl_mac.sh from a terminal window.
  • Make the script's permission to executable:

    chmod +x install_idl_mac.sh

  • Run the script. It must be run from an id that has the root permission if the installation goes into /Applications folder. Verify the test run shows the correct CDF library version and the last updated leap second date.

    ./install_idl_mac.sh

  • The original IDL installed files: idl_cdf.dlm and idl_cdf.so are renamed to idl_cdf.dlm-orig and idl_cdf.so-orig, respectively.
  • If you have set up the environment variable CDF_LEAPSECONDSTABLE to access the external leap second table, unset it so the static one in the library is to be used. Do it from a terminal window, outside of the IDL,
    printenv CDF_LEAPSECONDSTABLE (to check for if it is set)
    unsetenv CDF_LEAPSECONDSTABLE (to unset it)
  
  
• Manual installation to place the patch into a user's directory
  • Download the following files
    • CDF shared library - Most likely you want the 64-bit (Darwin x86_64 m64) version (see the message that IDL presents when first starting), otherwise download the 32-bit (Darwin i386 m32) version. The libraries are built from a Mac 10.12. Please let us know if you encounter problems running the patch on earlier Mac OS. The library has the latest leap second table embedded; contact us if you want to over-ride the table rather than install the latest patch.
    • 64-bit CDF shared library: idl_cdf.so for Mac 10.6 and later
    • 32-bit CDF shared library: idl_cdf.so for Mac 10.6 and later
    • Download DLM
    • Optionally, download the leap second table. Do this ONLY if you intend to use the previous IDL patch.
    • Download script showcdfversion.pro.
  • Make sure idl_cdf.so and idl_cdf.dlm did not get '.txt' added to the end. Rename it if so.
  • In Terminal.app, remove Apple's quarantine bit with: sudo xattr -d com.apple.quarantine ~/Downloads/idl_cdf.* if the downloaded files go into ~/Downloads folder.
  • Back up the original idl_cdf.so and idl_cdf.dlm and replace them with the newly downloaded files in the IDL installation at
    /bin/bin.darwin.x86_64 for 64-bit mode, or
    /bin/bin.darwin.i386 directory for 32-bit mode
    with the new idl_cdf.so and idl_cdf.dlm downloaded in step 1.
  • If you have downloaded the leap second table, then set the environment variable CDF_LEAPSECONDSTABLE to the table:
    setenv CDF_LEAPSECONDSTABLE '/CDFLeapSeconds.txt' (for csh/tcsh shell)
    export CDF_LEAPSECONDSTABLE='/CDFLeapSeconds.txt' (for sh/bash/korn shell)
    This table will be used, instead of the hard-coded one embedded in the released library. Not setting the environment variable will result in the use of the table from the library. The step is necessary when the leap second table is different from the one in the library. Need to set the environment variable before running CDF modules under IDL.
  • Invoke IDL and use it as usual. Run showcdfversion to show the i IDL-CDF and CDF library versions. For instance,
    cd /Applications/harris/idl/bin/bin.darwin.x86_64
    # Or wherever the latest IDL is.
    # Move old files 2 levels up for safekeeping; give your administrative password.
    sudo mv idl_cdf.* ./.
    # Copy new files from Downloads directory.
    sudo cp ~/Downloads/idl_cdf.* .
    # Make sure there's idl_cdf.so and idl_cdf.dlm, and not a '.txt' on end; if so, rename them.
    ls -l idl_cdf.*
    # Remove Apple's quarantine bit.
    sudo xattr -d com.apple.quarantine idl_cdf.*
    # run IDL to check:
    IDL> .run showcdfversion.pro
    

Free Download Program Patch For The Guild 2013

• Script installation (need to have the root account access) to place the patch into an existing IDL package in the /usr/local system directory.
  • Download the script: install_idl_unix.sh from a terminal window.
  • Make the script's permission to executable:

    chmod +x install_idl_unix.sh

  • Run the script from an id that has the root permission. Verify the test run shows the correct CDF library version and the last updated leap second date.

    ./install_idl_unix.sh

  • The original IDL installed files: idl_cdf.dlm and idl_cdf.so are renamed to idl_cdf.dlm-orig and idl_cdf.so-orig, respectively.
  • If you have set up the environment variable CDF_LEAPSECONDSTABLE to access the external leap second table, unset it so the static one in the library is to be used. Do it from a terminal window, outside of the IDL,
    printenv CDF_LEAPSECONDSTABLE (to check for if it is set)
    unsetenv CDF_LEAPSECONDSTABLE (to unset it)
  
  
• Manual installation to place the patch into a user's directory
  • Download the following files
    • One of the following shared libraries. The banner information from idl when it is run will tell it is in either 32-bit (Linux x86 m32) or 64-bit (Linux x86_64 m64) mode.
    • 64-bit CDF shared library (idl_cdf.so)
    • 32-bit CDF shared library (idl_cdf.so)
    The library has the latest leap second table embedded.
    • Download DLM
    • Optionally, download the leap second table. Do this ONLY if you intend to use the previous IDL patch software.
    • Download script showcdfversion.pro.
  • Set the IDL_DLM_PATH environment variable to point to the directory where you placed the patch. For example, if you placed the patch in /home/harold, then the command should be:
    setenv IDL_DLM_PATH '/home/harold:' (for csh/tcsh shell)
    export IDL_DLM_PATH='/home/harold:' (for sh/bash/korn shell)

    Note: The above command must be entered exactly as shown, including angle brackets and double quotes, prior to invoking IDL.

    If the patch is checked out fine, you can use the downloaded files to replace the ones in the operational directory (may need the root access) at
    /bin/bin.linux.x86_64 for 64-bit mode, or

    /bin/bin.linux.x86 32-bit mode
    

  • If you have downloaded the leap second table, then set the environment variable CDF_LEAPSECONDSTABLE to the table.
    setenv CDF_LEAPSECONDSTABLE '/CDFLeapSeconds.txt' (for csh/tcsh shell)
    export CDF_LEAPSECONDSTABLE='/CDFLeapSeconds.txt' (for sh/bash/korn shell)
    This table will be used, instead of the hard-coded one embedded in the released library. Not setting the environment variable will result in the use of the table from the library. The step is necessary when the leap second table is different from the one in the library. Need to set the environment variable before running CDF modules under IDL.
  • Invoke IDL and use it as usual. Run showcdfversion to show the IDL-CDF and CDF library versions.

• Script installation (need to have the root account access) to place the patch into an existing IDL package in the /usr/local system directory.
  • Download the script: install_idl_unix.sh from a terminal window.
  • Make the script's permission to executable:

    chmod +x install_idl_unix.sh

  • Run the script from an id that has the root permission. Verify the test run shows the correct CDF library version and the last updated leap second date.

    ./install_idl_unix.sh

  • The original IDL installed files: idl_cdf.dlm and idl_cdf.so are renamed to idl_cdf.dlm-orig and idl_cdf.so-orig, respectively.
  • If you have set up the environment variable CDF_LEAPSECONDSTABLE to access the external leap second table, unset it so the static one in the library is to be used. Do it from a terminal window, outside of the IDL,
    printenv CDF_LEAPSECONDSTABLE (to check for if it is set)
    unsetenv CDF_LEAPSECONDSTABLE (to unset it)
  
  
• Manual installation to place the patch into a user's directory
  • Download the following files
    • One of the following shared libraries. The banner information from idl when it is run will tell whether it is in 64-bit (solaris sparc m64) or 32-bit (solaris sparc m32) mode.
      • 64-bit CDF shared library (idl_cdf.so)
      • 32-bit CDF shared library (idl_cdf.so)
      The library has the latest leap second table embedded.
    • Download DLM
    • Optionally, download the leap second table. Do this ONLY if you intend to use the previous IDL patch software.
    • Download script showcdfversion.pro.
  • Set the IDL_DLM_PATH environment variable to point to the directory where you placed the patch. For example, if you placed the patch in /home/harold, then the command should be:
    setenv IDL_DLM_PATH '/home/harold:' (for csh/tcsh shell)
    export IDL_DLM_PATH='/home/harold:' (for sh/bash/korn shell)

    Note: The above command must be entered exactly as shown, including angle brackets and double quotes, prior to invoking IDL.

    If the patch is checked out fine, you can use the downloaded files to replace the ones in the operational directory (may need the root access) at
    /bin/bin.solaris2.sparc64 for Sparc 64-bit mode
    /bin/bin.solaris2.sparc for Sparc 32-bit mode,
    

  • If you have downloaded the leap second table, then set the environment variable CDF_LEAPSECONDSTABLE to the table:
    setenv CDF_LEAPSECONDSTABLE '/CDFLeapSeconds.txt' (for csh/tcsh shell)'
    export CDF_LEAPSECONDSTABLE='/CDFLeapSeconds.txt' (for sh/bash/korn shell)
    This table will be used, instead of the hard-coded one embedded in the released library. Not setting the environment variable will result in the use of the table from the library. The step is necessary when the leap second table is different from the one in the library. Need to set the environment variable before running CDF modules under IDL.
  • Invoke IDL 'idl' to use the default, 64-bit mode or 'idl -32' for 32-bit mode and use it as usual. Run showcdfversion to show the IDL-CDF and CDF library versions.

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