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replace ip2lib_d by NCEPlib-ip #127
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* Added FTP fetch and test * Update CMakeLists.txt * Updated CMakeLists.txt for FTP fetch * Added test for large data file * Fixed Comment * Added FTP tests to developer workflow * Removing large test file from test script for now
* added tests and data files * data files * added flags to workflows to use jpeg (required for tests) * correct flags to use jpeg packing * reverted changes * updated test with new data files in complex packing * trying simple packing to avoid potential jasper errors * changed test data file names and changed packing types * swapped checksum comparison for inventory comparison * fixed typo * missing file * another test * applied fix to developer workflow file
* Added AEC test file * Fixed typo * Update run_wgrib2_aec_tests.sh * Turning openjpeg on in Linux_options workflow to get AEC tests to work * Update Linux_options.yml * Updated comment * Updated aec test and test data * Updated Linux_options.yml --------- Co-authored-by: Edward Hartnett <[email protected]>
This is a pull request to merge from develop into ip_wne_1. Usually we don't do pull requests, except when merging TO develop. For other branches, you can merge from the command line, like this: After that sequence of commands, ip_wne_1 will have all the changes from develop, and no pull request needed. If, however, you attempt to do this with the develop branch, you will get an error on the push, telling you that the develop branch is protected, and a pull request is required to commit changes to it. @webisu you may hit the "Squash and merge" to complete this merge, if that is easier. |
* added netcdf4 flag to Linux_options.yml * Update CMakeLists.txt * Update Config.c * Added tests for netcdf * fixed potential source of error in developer workflow * removed tarball * restored netcdf tarball --------- Co-authored-by: Edward Hartnett <[email protected]>
* Added FTP fetch and test * Update CMakeLists.txt * Updated CMakeLists.txt for FTP fetch * Added test for large data file * Fixed Comment * Added FTP tests to developer workflow * Removing large test file from test script for now * enabled large test files * typo * test file was extra large test file * removing ftp_large_test_files from developer workflow for now * large test files * fixing accidentally overwritten changes * more tests with ftp files --------- Co-authored-by: Edward Hartnett <[email protected]>
* attempting to remove netcdf tarball * Update makefile * removed build workflow * attempting to remove the rest of the tarballs
* changed test data file name * adding tests checking use of packing conversion on aec compression * enabled use of jpeg in workflows for more tests * test should avoid failure if packing type not enabled * removing use jasper * Fixed typo * added tests using rpn * typo in file name * more file name typos * more tests * Update run_wgrib2_rpn_tests.sh * more tests * more tests * fixed checksum test * another test --------- Co-authored-by: Edward Hartnett <[email protected]>
* added netcdf4 flag to Linux_options.yml * Update CMakeLists.txt * Update Config.c * Added tests for netcdf * fixed potential source of error in developer workflow * removed tarball * restored netcdf tarball * updated some file names * temporarily adding flags to developer workflow to view test coverage * forgot to install libaec in last commit * more tests * Update run_wgrib2_netcdf4_tests.sh * adding more tests * removed recent test - wasn't working * fixed comments * more tests --------- Co-authored-by: Edward Hartnett <[email protected]>
Replace ip2lib_d by NCEPlib-ip. IP library is now current/maintained. and calls from C to the fortran library now use C/Fortran standards. Previously use the unofficial Unix interface with entry names that varied by compiler.