nf-config(1)

💖 nf-config — the netCDF Fortran build-options bestie 💖

okay so welcome to nf-config(1), the lil command that tells you how the netCDF Fortran library was built. she's giving "quiet helpful friend who knows where everything is" energy and honestly? we stan. 🎀

✨ NAME ✨

nf-config — query netCDF Fortran build options 🔍

🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

          [--version]

🦋 DESCRIPTION 🦋

nf-config lets you query the options that were used to build the netCDF Fortran library. that's it, that's the whole vibe. you ask her a question, she tells you what flags and paths and compilers went into the build. main character energy, zero drama. ✨

💅 OPTIONS 💅

like, here's the full menu bestie, pick your fave:

• --all — display all the options. the whole buffet, no skimping 🍓
• --cc — the C compiler
• --fc — the Fortran compiler
• --cflags — pre-processor and compiler flags
• --fflags — flags you need to compile a Fortran program
• --has-dap — whether OPeNDAP is enabled in this build
• --has-nc2 — whether the NetCDF-2 API is enabled
• --has-nc4 — whether NetCDF-4/HDF-5 is enabled in this build
• --has-f90 — whether the Fortran 90 API is enabled in this build
• --has-f03 — whether the Fortran 2003 API is enabled in this build
• --flibs — libraries you need to link a Fortran program
• --prefix — the install prefix
• --includedir — the include directory
• --version — the library version

ngl bestie, if you're linking a Fortran program and it's throwing tantrums, --fflags + --flibs is the duo. they ate. 🔥

👑 SIGN-OFF 👑

that's the whole page fr fr. this was nf-config(1) from 15 January 2015, and yes the version is iconic and also the manual name is literally the same thing as the command because that's just how she rolls. go compile something cute. bye bestie 🫶💜🌈