The files Temp4dRd.cpp and Temp4dWr.cpp provide an example of writing
to a netcdf file with an unlimited dimension, and reading it in, for
the 2023 PHY1610 course at the University of Toronto.  It also
demonstrates the use of the rarray library, which has to be installed
to be able to compile the code.

The Makefile can be used to compile it. It may be necessary to edit
the makefile so that the compiler can find the rarray library.

Load the modules 'gcc rarray hdf5 netcdf' on the SciNet Teach or Niagara
cluster to compile it.

The code is a simplified and adapted version of examples on ucar's
netcdf page, as described in the source code.  The orginial netcdf
copyright can be found in the COPYRIGHT file.

Ramses van Zon, SciNet, 2019-2023
