Fixes #55. ifdef out HDF4 readers #56
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Throwing in a blocking label as we need one of the obs this turns off. |
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Note: The change seems more exciting than it is because my editor strips off trailing whitespace. To better see the change, use the "no whitespace" option: https://github.com/GEOS-ESM/GEOSldas_GridComp/pull/56/files?w=1
Closes #55
This PR adds
#if 0blocks around code that uses the HDF4 Fortran interface. As stated in #55, HDF4 (at the moment) no longer supports a Fortran interface (due to implementation bugs in the library)Per #55 (comment) by @gmao-rreichle, a solution is to just
#if 0the offending code so it remains, but isn't compiled (thus removing the need for HDF4).I think this is all that's needed, and it does build with
ifxbut I'm a bit scared as that was a lot of code I ifdef'd. I think in the end it turns off support for:and if those are still assimilated...
So, I'll keep it Draft until @biljanaorescanin can do a test.