[svn-r14034] Purpose: Remove forced symbol "gethostname@8" from Windows projects

Description:
Previously, we needed to force symbol definition "gethostname@8" for compatibility with old versions of Visual Studio.  It appears that Visual Studio no longer requires this, so we remove it.  This makes the build process on 64-bit much smoother.

Also minor updates to main documentation, command-line documentation, and removed codewarrior and INTEL docs.

Tested:
VS.NET
VS2005
chkmanifest

4 files changed, 38 insertions, 795 deletions

diff --git a/release_docs/INSTALL_Windows.txt b/release_docs/INSTALL_Windows.txt
index 0850ff1..466a5fe 100644
--- a/release_docs/INSTALL_Windows.txt
+++ b/release_docs/INSTALL_Windows.txt
@@ -1831,13 +1831,7 @@ Building:
           
         4.3 Modify Project Settings
         
-            Similar to Step 3.3, we must remove "gethostname@8" from the list of
-            "Force Symbol References" for each project that has it.  Although
-            tedious, this must be done, or Visual Studio will issue a linker
-            error.  For Visual Studio 2005, this must be done for both debug
-            and release versions.  In .NET, we only build release.
-            
-            In .NET, we also need to add "bufferoverflowU.lib" as a dependency
+            In .NET, we need to add "bufferoverflowU.lib" as a dependency
             for several projects.  You can simply add it to all projects that
             produce an executable or dll, or identify specific projects that
             need it at build-time because they will fail with a link error
diff --git a/release_docs/INSTALL_Windows_From_Command_Line.txt b/release_docs/INSTALL_Windows_From_Command_Line.txt
index e49c791..c58229b 100755
--- a/release_docs/INSTALL_Windows_From_Command_Line.txt
+++ b/release_docs/INSTALL_Windows_From_Command_Line.txt
@@ -9,33 +9,15 @@ Note: This instruction is written for users who would like to build HDF5
       Currently, we support 
       
       1. Building and testing HDF5 on command line with Microsoft Visual 
-         C++ 6.0 and Compaq Visual Fortran 6.0.
+         Studio .NET
       
-      2. Building and testing HDF5 C and C++ Library on command line with
-         Microsoft Visual C++ .Net (2003)
-         
-      3. Building and testing HDF5 C and C++ Library on command line with
-         Intel C++ Compiler 8.1 integration with Microsoft Visual C++ .Net
-         2003.
       
       For all other Windows development tools, HDF5 should be built in
       the development environment.  Please refer to INSTALL_Windows.txt
       for detailed HDF5 building and installation information, or 
       INSTALL_Windows_short.txt for quick HDF5 building and installation
       instructions.
-      
-      4. Different compiler is using different batch files on command line 
-      to build HDF5 Libraries.
-      
-      Compiler Name                 Batch File to Be Used
-      
-      MSVS 6.0                      hdf5bt.bat         hdf5build.bat
-      MSVS .Net                     hdf5bt_net.bat     hdf5build_net.bat
-      Intel C++                     hdf5bt_intelc.bat  hdf5build_intelc.bat
-      
-      Be careful to type in the corresponding command when you choose 
-      a procedure below to build HDF5 Libraries.
-                  
+                        
 WARNINGS:
 
 Please read CAREFULLY about HDF5 build and install preconditions and 
@@ -44,22 +26,22 @@ notes in INSTALL_Windows.txt before starting below procedures.
 
 ========================================================================
    Section I: Building and testing HDF5 on command line with Microsoft 
-              Visual C++ 6.0 and Compaq Visual Fortran 6.0.
+              Visual Studio .NET
 ========================================================================
     
 1. Preconditions: 
 
-   1.1 Set path for Visual C++ 6.0 and Compaq Visual Fortran 6.0
+   1.1 Verify environment for Visual Studio .NET
    
-   Open "System" in Control Panel.
-   
-   On the "Advanced" tab, click "Environment Variables", click 
-   "Path" in the "System variables" box, then click "Edit" and 
-   add your Visual C++ 6.0 path (For example, 
-   C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\Common\MSDev98\Bin\)
-   and Compaq Visual Fortran 6.0 path (For example, 
-   C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\Common\MSDev98\Bin\)
-   into "Variable Value" and click "OK".
+   Building from the command line requires environment variables for Visual
+   Studio.  These are generally setup when Visual Studio is installed, but you
+   can verify by running the command:
+        
+        echo %vs71comntools%
+        
+    This should output a path similar to:
+    
+        C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003\Common7\Tools\
       
    1.2 Run batch file copy_hdf.bat.
 
@@ -72,41 +54,29 @@ notes in INSTALL_Windows.txt before starting below procedures.
       
     2.1 Options A: Build and test in one step 
       
-         A batch file named hdf5bt.bat in c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5 directory
-         is provided for users to build and test HDF5 library and tools
-         together from command line.
-
-         hdf5bt.bat has four options:
+         A batch file named hdf5bt.bat in c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5 directory is 
+         provided for users to build and test HDF5 library and tools together 
+         from command line.
 
-            hdf5bt                 build and test C library and tools
+         hdf5bt.bat currently takes no parameters:
 
-            hdf5bt enablecpp       build and test C/C++ libraries 
-                                   and tools
+            hdf5bt                 build and test C/C++ library and tools
 
-            hdf5bt enablefortran   build and test C/Fortran libraries
-                                   and tools
+         Invoke a command prompt window and run hdf5bt.  Test results are saved 
+         in two files:
 
-            hdf5bt enableall       build and test C/C++/Fortran 
-                                   libraries and tools
-
-         Invoke a command prompt window and run hdf5bt with
-         appropriate options.
-
-         Test results are saved in two files:
-
-            c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5\hdf5_results.txt   
+            c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5\check_results.txt   
 
             c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5\tests_results.txt.
 
-         In general, you only need to check tests_results.txt.
-         If all the tests passed, then you do not have to check
-         hdf5_results.txt.  If some tests failed, check
-         hdf5_results.txt can help you figure out what was wrong.
+         In general, you only need to check tests_results.txt.  If all the tests 
+         passed, then you do not have to check check_results.txt.  If some tests 
+         failed, check check_results.txt can help you figure out what was wrong.
 
     2.2 Options B: Build and test in two steps 
 
-         We also provide users with the option to build and test 
-         HDF5 libraries and tools seperately.
+         We also provide users with the option to build and test HDF5 libraries 
+         and tools seperately.
    
          Step 1) Build HDF5 Libraries and Tools
 
@@ -114,25 +84,13 @@ notes in INSTALL_Windows.txt before starting below procedures.
             directory is provided for users to build HDF5 library and 
             tools from command line.
 
-            hdf5build.bat has four options:
+            hdf5build.bat currently takes no parameters:
   
-               hdf5build                 build HDF5 C library 
-                                         and tools
-
-               hdf5build enablecpp       build HDF5 C/C++ libraries 
-                                         and tools
-
-               hdf5build enablefortran   build HDF5 C/Fortran libraries
-                                         and tools
+               hdf5build                 build HDF5 C/C++ library and tools
 
-               hdf5build enableall       build HDF5 C/C++/Fortran 
-                                         libraries and tools
-
-            Invoke a command prompt window and run hdf5build with 
-            appropriate options.  Compiling outputs are saved in 
-            c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5\build_results.txt.  You can check 
-            the file to find out whether there are any compilation
-            errors.
+            Invoke a command prompt window and run hdf5build.  Compiling outputs 
+            are saved in c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5\build_results.txt.  You can check 
+            the file to find out whether there are any compilation errors.
 
          Step 2) Test HDF5 Libraries and Tools
    
@@ -152,8 +110,8 @@ notes in INSTALL_Windows.txt before starting below procedures.
             hdf5check enableall       Test HDF5 C/C++/Fortran Libraries
                                       and Tools
 
-            Invoke a command prompt window and run hdf5check with 
-            appropriate options.
+            Invoke a command prompt window and run hdf5check with apropriate 
+            options.
 
             Test results are saved in two files:
 
@@ -161,10 +119,10 @@ notes in INSTALL_Windows.txt before starting below procedures.
 
 	           c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5\check_results.txt.
 			
-            In general, you only need to check tests_results.txt.  If 
-            all the tests passed, then you do not have to check 
-            check_results.txt. If some tests failed, check 
-            check_results.txt can help you figure out what was wrong.
+            In general, you only need to check tests_results.txt.  If all the 
+            tests passed, then you do not have to check check_results.txt. If 
+            some tests failed, check check_results.txt can help you figure out 
+            what was wrong.
 
 3. Installing HDF5 Libraries
 
@@ -174,249 +132,6 @@ HDF5 libraries and tools into c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5\hdf5lib directory.
 For further information, please refer to INSTALL_WINDOWS.txt.        
 
 
-========================================================================
-SECTION II: Building and testing HDF5 C and C++ Library on command line 
-            with Microsoft Visual C++ .Net 2003
-========================================================================
-
-1. Extra Preconditions:
-    
-    1.1 Microsoft Visual C++ .Net 2003 Installed
-    
-    1.2 Command-based script host (CScript.exe) installed
-          
-        Cscript.exe is a command-line version of the Windows Script 
-        Host. Users can check windows system directory to make sure 
-        Cscript.exe installed. Cscript.exe will be used during 
-        converting project files from MSVS 6.0 Format to Visual C++ 
-        .Net 2003 format.
-
-    1.3 Set path for Microsoft Visual C++ .Net
-   
-        Open "System" in Control Panel.
-   
-        On the "Advanced" tab, click "Environment Variables", click 
-        "Path" in the "System variables" box, then click "Edit" and 
-        add your Visual C++ .Net path (For example, 
-        C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003\Common7\IDE)
-        into "Variable Value" and click "OK". 
-    
-    1.4 Run batch file copy_hdf.bat.
-    
-  	Go to  c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5\windows and run copy_hdf.bat. This process
-   	will copy all the necessary batch files and text files saved under 
-   	c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5\windows directory to the directories where they 
-   	will be used.
-   
-2. Building HDF5 C and C++ Libraries :
-
-  We provide 2 options for users to build and test HDF5 libraries and tools.
-
-  2.1 Options A: Build and test in one step 
-      
-      A batch file named hdf5bt_net.bat in c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5 directory
-      is provided for users to build and test HDF5 library and tools
-      together from command line. 
-
-      Invoke a command prompt window and run hdf5bt_net with one of the
-      options below to build and test desired library: 
-
-      hdfbt_net             Build and Test HDF5 C Library and tools
-      hdf5bt_net enablecpp  Build and Test HDF5 C/C++ Library and tools     
-
-      Test results are saved in two files:
-
-            c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5\hdf5_results_net.txt   
-
-            c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5\tests_results.txt.
-
-      In general, you only need to check tests_results.txt.
-      If all the tests passed, then you do not have to check
-      hdf5_results_net.txt.  If some tests failed, check
-      hdf5_results_net.txt can help you figure out what was wrong.
-
-  2.2 Options B: Build and test in two steps 
-
-      We also provide users with the option to build and test 
-      HDF5 libraries and tools seperately.
-   
-         Step 1)  Build HDF5 Libraries and Tools
-
-         A batch file named hdf5build_net.bat in c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5 
-         directory is provided for users to build HDF5 library and 
-         tools from command line.
-
-         Invoke a command prompt window and run hdf5build_net.bat with
-         the following options to build desired HDF5 Library:
-             
-         hdf5build_net            Build HDF5 C Library and Tools
-         hdf5build_net enablecpp  Build HDF5 C/C++ Library and Tools
-
-         Building results will be saved in 
-         c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5\build_results_net.txt.  You can check 
-         the file to find out whether there are any compilation
-         errors.
-
-         Step 2)  Build HDF5 Libraries and Tools
-            
-         Go to directory, run batch file hdf5check with the following 
-         options:
-     
-         hdf5check                 Test HDF5 C Library and Tools
-      
-         hdf5check enablecpp       Test HDF5 C/C++ Libraries and Tools 
-                                         
-         Note: hdf5check.bat has ONLY TWO options listed above in this case.
-     
-         Test results are saved in two files:
-		
-	 c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5\tests_results.txt   
-		
-	 c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5\check_results.txt.
-		
-	In general, you only need to check tests_results.txt. If all the
-	tests passed, then you do not have to check check_results.txt.  
-	If some tests failed, check check_results.txt can help you
-	figure out what was wrong.
-     
-     3.  Installing HDF5 Libraries
-
-     Run the batch file c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5\installhdf5lib.bat to install
-     all HDF5 libraries and tools into c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5\hdf5lib 
-     directory.
-     
-======================================================================== 
-  SECTION III: Building and testing HDF5 C and C++ Library on command 
-               line with Intel C++ Compiler 8.1 integration with 
-               Microsoft Visual C++ .Net 2003
-========================================================================
-
-1. Extra Preconditions:
-
-   1.1 Set path for Microsoft Visual C++ .Net and Intel C++ 8.1
-   
-      Open "System" in Control Panel.
-   
-      On the "Advanced" tab, click "Environment Variables", click 
-      "Path" in the "System variables" box, then click "Edit" and 
-      add your Visual C++ .Net path (For example, 
-      C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003\Common7\IDE)
-      and Intel C++ 8.1 path (For example,
-      C:\Program Files\Intel\CPP\Compiler80\Ia32\Bin)
-      into "Variable Value" and click "OK". 
-   
-   1.2 Install ICProjConvert80 Utility and set its path
-      
-       Intel provided this utility to convert a solution or project(s)
-       in a solution from the Visual C++ .Net project system to the 
-       Intel C++ Compiler project system.
-       
-       Users who have not install this utility, can open 
-       IntelC++Compiler81 package, go to directory "IA32", 
-       open Data1.zip with 7zip or WinZip, find ICProjConvert80.exe and 
-       extract it to a corresponding directory. For example,
-       C:\Program Files\Intel\CPP\Compiler80\Ia32\Bin
-
-       Refer to 1.1 and set path for utility ICProjConvert80.
-       
-   1.3 Run batch file copy_hdf.bat.
-    
-  	Go to  c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5\windows and run copy_hdf.bat. This 
-        process will copy all the necessary batch files and text files 
-        saved under c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5\windows directory to the 
-        directories where they will be used.
-   	
-2. Building HDF5 C and C++ Libraries :
-
-   We provide 2 options for users to build HDF5 libraries and tools.
-      
-     2.1 Options A: Build and test in one step 
-      
-         A batch file named hdf5bt_intelc.bat in c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5 
-         directory is provided for users to build and test HDF5 library
-         and tools together from command line.
-
-         Invoke a command prompt window and run hdf5bt_intelc.bat with  
-         one of the following options:
-
-         hdf5bt_intelc            Build and Test HDF5 C Library and 
-                                  Tools
-         hdf5bt_intelc enablecpp  Build and Test HDF5 C/C++ Library  
-                                  and Tools   
-
-         Test results will be saved in two files:
-
-            c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5\hdf5_results_intelc.txt   
-
-            c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5\tests_results.txt.
-            
-         Project conversion results from MSVS .Net format to Intel C++ fomat 
-         
-         will be saved in 
-         
-          c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5\convert_intel.log  
-
-         Check convert_intel.log to see if all of the project files have
-         been converted successfully.  Conversion messages should look 
-         like:
-         
-         "projname.vcproj": has been converted from Microsoft VC++
-         project system to the Intel C++ 8.x project system.
-        
-         In general, you only need to check tests_results.txt.
-         If all the tests passed, then you do not have to check
-         hdf5_results_intelc.txt.  If some tests failed, check
-         hdf5_results_intelc.txt can help you figure out what was wrong.
-
-    2.2  Options B: Build and test in two steps 
-
-         We also provide users with the option to build and test 
-         HDF5 libraries and tools seperately.
-   
-         Step 1) Build HDF5 Libraries and Tools
-
-         A batch file named hdf5build_intelc.bat in c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5 
-         directory is provided for users to build HDF5 library and 
-         tools from command line.
-
-         Invoke a command prompt window and run hdf5build_intelc.bat 
-         with one of the following options.
-  
-         hdf5build_intelc            Build HDF5 C Library and Tools
-         hdf5build_intelc enablecpp  Build HDF5 C/C++ Library and Tools
-             
-         Compiling outputs are saved in 
-         c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5\build_results_intelc.txt.  You can check 
-         the file to find out whether there are any compiling errors.
-         
-         Step 2) Testing HDF5 Libraries and Tools
-         
-         Go to directory, run batch file hdf5check with the following 
-         options:
-     
-         hdf5check                 Test HDF5 C Libraries and Tools
-         hdf5check enablecpp       Test HDF5 C/C++ Libraries and Tools
-                                         
-         Notes: hdf5check.bat has ONLY TWO options listed above in this
-                case.
-     
-	 Test results are saved in two files:
-	
-	   c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5\tests_results.txt   
-	
-	   c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5\check_results.txt.
-	
-	In general, you only need to check tests_results.txt.  If all 
-	tests passed, then you do not have to check check_results.txt.  
-	If some tests failed, check check_results.txt can help you
-	figure out what was wrong.
-     
-     3.  Installing HDF5 Libraries
-
-     Run the batch file c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5\installhdf5lib.bat to install
-     all HDF5 libraries and tools into c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5\hdf5lib 
-     directory.
-
 ***********************************************************************  
 For further information, please refer to INSTALL_WINDOWS.txt.
 
diff --git a/release_docs/INSTALL_Windows_Short_INTEL.TXT b/release_docs/INSTALL_Windows_Short_INTEL.TXT
deleted file mode 100755
index 9c45d23..0000000
--- a/release_docs/INSTALL_Windows_Short_INTEL.TXT
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,392 +0,0 @@
-************************************************************************
-*HDF5 Build and Install Instructions for Windows XP with INTEL Compiler*
-*                          (Short Version)                             *
-************************************************************************
-
-Notes: This short instruction is written for users who want to quickly
-       build HDF5 library and tools from the HDF5 source code package
-       with Intel Fortran 9.1 Compiler with Microsoft Visual Studio .NET or 2005
-       but do not want to know HDF5 building and installation details on 
-       Windows XP.
-          
-       For detailed HDF5 build and install information, or if you have
-       trouble following any steps in the instructions, please refer to
-       INSTALL_Windows.txt for further information.
-      
-       For users who would like to build and test HDF5 package from the
-       command line, please refer to
-       INSATLL_Windows_From_Command_Line.txt.
-       
-       We no longer support the Intel C compiler, Intel Fortran 7.x or 8.x.
-       However, if you would still like to use one of these compilers,
-       documentation is available online at
-       http://hdfgroup.org/windows/docs/hdf518/dep/Install_Windows_Dep_Intel.txt
-        
-WARNINGS:
-       Please read CAREFULLY about HDF5 build and install preconditions 
-       and notes in INSTALL_Windows.txt before starting reading this 
-       instruction.
-
-========================================================================
-                      Extra Preconditions and Notes 
-========================================================================
-                       
-     a. Setup Szip Library for Intel Compiler.
-
-     Intel compilers use different Szip library from other compilers.
-     Szip source codes or binaries for Intel compiler can be downloaded
-     from the following address:
-
-     ftp://ftp.hdfgroup.org/lib-external/szip/2.0/bin/windows.
-
-     b. Set up path for external libraries and headers
-
-      Skip this part if you don't want to use ANY compression features
-      provided by HDF5.  Instead, read Section V of Install_Windowx.txt.
-
-      You have to read this part even if you want to use only Zlib
-      or Szip.  You also need to read Section V of Install_Windowx.txt.
-
-      Invoke Microsoft Visual C++ .Net 2003 or 2005.  From the main
-      menu, Go to Tools > Options > Intel(R) Fortran.
-      In the right panel, make sure your "Selected Compiler" is Intel Fortran 9.1.
-      Click the right-most box for "Libraries",
-      Add Zlib and Szip Library Path (c:\zlib123\lib, c:\szip\dll for example)
-      Click rightmost box for "Includes",
-      Add Zlib and Szip header path (c:\zlib123\include c:\szip\include, for example).
-      Then click "OK".
-
-========================================================================
-               Part I. Build with Intel Fortran 
-       Compiler 9.1 under MSVS C++ .Net 2003 / 2005 Environment
-========================================================================
-
-      Note: This step will build HDF5 Static and DLL C and C++
-            Library using .Net 2003 or Visual Studio 2005 Compiler as well as
-            HDF5 Static and High Level Fortran Library using Intel
-            Fortran 9.1 Compiler.
-
-
-      1.1 Open all.dsw and Convert Project Files (.dsp) to Visual
-            C++ .Net Format (.vcproj)
-
-              Invoke Microsoft Visual C++ .Net or 2005.  From the main menu, go to
-              "File" and select "Open Solution". In the "Open Solution" window,
-              Change "Files of type" to "All Project Files". Choose "all.dsw"
-              under the directory c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5\windows\proj\all. In the
-              pop up window, choose "Yes To All" to convert all project files
-              to Visual C++ .Net project format.
-
-      1.2 Extract Compaq Fortran Project Files
-
-       a. Select project "flush1_fortran" in the Solution Explorer
-       window. In the Project menu, select
-       "Extract Compaq Visual Fortran Project".
-
-       Do the same thing for the following project files, but for now, skip
-       the projects labelled "**SKIP**":
-
-        flush1_fortrandll
-        flush2_fortran
-        flush2_fortrandll
-        hdf5_fortran
-        hdf5_fortrandll
-        **SKIP** libtest_fortran
-        libtest_fortrandll
-        testhdf5_fortran
-        testhdf5_fortrandll
-        **SKIP** hdf5_hl_fortran
-        hdf5_hl_fortrandll
-        hl_test_image_fortran
-        hl_test_image_fortrandll
-        hl_test_lite_fortran
-        hl_test_lite_fortrandll
-        hl_test_table_fortran
-        hl_test_table_fortrandll
-
-
-       b. Select project "libtest_fortran" in the Solution
-       Explorer window. In the Project menu, select
-       "Extract Compaq Visual Fortran Project". Since Project
-       file "libtest_fortran" contain both C and Fortran code,
-       you will be asked to specify which project, either
-       Fortran or C/C++, will serve as the main project for
-       this mixed language projects. Choose
-       "The Intel Fortran project" as the the main project and
-       click "OK".
-
-       Do the same thing for hdf5_hl_fortran.
-
-      1.3 Add project dependencies
-
-
-      To check the project dependencies:
-      
-      Right click the selected project, you should see "Project Dependencies" 
-      on the menu, click "Project Dependencies", You should see a "Project 
-      Dependencies" panel, with the selected project and the projects it 
-      depends on checked under "Depends on" list.
-
-      Each of the following projects will need libtest_fortran_lib added
-      to its list of dependencies:
-      
-            libtest_fortran
-            flush1_fortran
-            flush2_fortran
-            testhdf5_fortran
-            
-      Each of the following projects will need hdf5_hl_fortran_lib added
-      to its list of dependencies:
-      
-            hdf5_hl_fortran
-            hl_test_image_fortran
-            hl_test_lite_fortran
-            hl_test_table_fortran
-
-
-      1.4 Change Project Output
-
-      Right click on the project "hdf5_hl_fortran" and select
-      "Properties".  At the top left of the Property Pages, select
-      "Debug" for the Configuration.  Then, in the left pane, go to
-      Librarian > General.  Change the Output File from
-      "$(OutDir)/$(ProjectName).lib" to "$(OutDir)/$(ProjectName)d.lib".
-      Then click Ok.
-      
-      Similarly, right-click on "hdf5_hl_fortran_lib", and select
-      "Properties".  At the top left of the Property Pages, select
-      "Debug" for the Configuration.  Then, in the left pane, go to
-      Librarian > General.  Change the Output File from
-      "..\..\..\proj\hdf5_hl_fortran\Debug\hdf5_hl_fortrand.lib"
-      to ..\..\..\proj\hdf5_hl_fortran\Debug\hdf5_hl_fortrand_lib.lib".
-      
-      Then, in the top left corner again, change the Configuration to
-      "Release".  Inside of Librarian > General, change the Output File
-      from ".\..\..\..\proj\hdf5_hl_fortran\Release\hdf5_hl_fortran.lib"
-      to ".\..\..\..\proj\hdf5_hl_fortran\Release\hdf5_hl_fortran_lib.lib".
-
-      
-      
-      1.5 Building HDF5 C/C++/Fortran Libraries and Tools
-
-      Select "Build", then Select "Configuration Manager".
-
-      Select "Debug" or "Release"
-
-      Disable ttsafedll
-
-
-      Select "ok". Select "Build" -> "Build" or "Rebuild All" to
-      build Debug or Release version of HDF5 C, C++, fortran
-      Library using Intel Fortran 9.1 Compiler with .Net 2003 or 2005.
-
-========================================================================
-       Part II. Test HDF5 Static and High Level Fortran Library
-========================================================================
-
-    We provide 2 options for users to test HDF5 libraries and tools.
-
-       Option 1: Automatic testings
-
-       HDF5 comes with various test suites, all of which can be tested
-       with hdf5check.bat batch file in c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5 directory.
-
-       hdf5check batch file can used to test HDF libraries with Fortran with
-       the following options:
-
-          hdf5check enablefortran    test HDF5 C/FORTRAN libraries and
-                                     tools
-
-
-          hdf5check enableall        test HDF5 C/C++/FORTRAN libraries
-                                     and tools
-                                     To use this option, HDF5 C++ and
-                                     Fortran libraries must have been
-                                     built.
-
-       Invoke a command prompt window and run hdf5check with appropriate
-       option.
-
-       Test results are saved in two files:
-
-          c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5\check_results.txt
-
-          c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5\tests_results.txt.
-
-       In general, you only need to check tests_results.txt.  If all the
-       tests passed, then you do not have to check check_results.txt.
-       If some tests failed, check check_results.txt can help you
-       figure out what was wrong.
-
-       
-       Option 2: Step-by-step HDF5 libraries and tools testings
-
-       Note: This section provides step-by-step instructions for testing the
-       Fortran librariy and tools only.  To test the rest of the HDF5 library
-       and tools, please see Section II, Step 2 of Install_Windowx.txt.
-       
-       
-       a. Test HDF5 Static Fortran Library
-
-       Go to directory c:\myHDFstuff\hdf5\fortran\test, Run batch file
-       testhdf5_fortran.bat with the following two options to test
-       fortran static library
-
-         testhdf5_fortran release >> "Your output file name"
-         testhdf5_fortran debug   >> "Your output file name"
-
-       Check your output files, there should be no "failures" at all.
-
-       b. Test HDF5 High Level Fortran Library
-
-       Go to directory c:\myHDFstuff\hdf5\hl\fortran\test, Run batch file
-       testhdf5_fortran.bat with the following two options to test
-       fortran static library
-
-            test_hdf5_hl_fortran release >> "Your output file name"
-            test_hdf5_hl_fortran debug   >> "Your output file name"
-
-       Check your output files, there should be no "failures" at all.
-
-========================================================================
-     Part III. (Optional) Build HDF5 Fortan and HL Fortran Examples
-========================================================================
-  
-        Note: This section only covers building Fortran and HL Fortran examples.
-        For other examples, please see Section III of Install_Windowx.txt.
-        
-        To build and test HDF5 Fortran example:
-        ---------------------------------------
-
-           1. Invoke the Intel Fortran Compiler 9.1 or above under Microsoft
-              Visual Studio development environment, go to "File" and select
-              the "Open Workspace" option.
-
-              Then open the workspace
-              c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5\windows\fortran\examples\allf90examples\allf90examples.dsw.
-
-           2. Select "Build", then Select "Set Active Configuration".
-
-            2.1 To build debug versions of Fortran examples.
-
-                In "Project configurations", select "allf90examples -- Win32 Debug",
-                select "ok". Select "Build" -> "Build" or "Rebuild All" to
-                build debug version of project "allf90examples".
-
-            2.2 To build release versions of Fortran examples.
-
-                In "Project configurations", select "allf90examples -- Win32 Release",
-                select "ok". Select "Build" -> "Build" or "Rebuild All" to
-                build release version of project "allf90examples".
-
-           When the debug build or release build is done, there should be the
-           following subdirectories in c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5\fortran\examples\
-
-                  attreexampletest
-                  attreexampletestdll
-                  compoundtest
-                  compoundtestdll
-                  dsetexampletest
-                  dsetexampletestdll
-                  fileexampletest
-                  fileexampletestdll
-                  groupexampletest
-                  groupexampletestdll
-                  grpdsetexampletest
-                  grpdsetexampletestdll
-                  grpittest
-                  grpittestdll
-                  grpsexampletest
-                  grpsexampletestdll
-                  hyperslabtest
-                  hyperslabtestdll
-                  mountexampletest
-                  mountexampletest
-                  refobjexampletest
-                  refobjexampletestdll
-                  refregexampletest
-                  refregexampletestdll
-                  rwdsetexampletest
-                  rwdsetexampletestdll
-                  selecteletest
-                  selecteletestdll
-
-           3. Invoke a command prompt window and run the batch file
-              Installf90Examples.bat which resides in the top level directory
-              (c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5).  This file creates 4 new directories,
-              f90examplesREL, f90examplesRELDLL, f90examplesDBG, and
-              f90examplesDBGDLL, in the c:\MyHDFstuff\fortran\examples directory
-              and places all the executables in it.  Both the release and debug
-              versions of the examples should be built before this step is done.
-              
-              
-        To build and test HDF5 High Level Fortran examples:
-        ---------------------------------------------------
-
-           1. Invoke Compaq Visual Fortran 9.1, open the workspace
-
-            c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5\windows\hl\fortran\examples\ (continue next line)
-              allhlf90examples\allhlf90examples.dsw
-
-           2. Select "Build", then Select "Set Active Configuration".
-
-               2.1 To build debug versions of High Level Fortran examples.
-                   In "Project configurations", select
-                   "allhlf90examples -- Win32 Debug", select "ok". Select
-                   "Build" -> "Build" or "Rebuild All" to build debug version
-                   of project "allhlf90examples".
-
-               2.2 To build release versions of Fortran examples.
-                   In "Project configurations", select
-                   "allhlf90examples -- Win32 Release", select "ok". Select
-                   "Build" -> "Build" or "Rebuild All" to build release version
-                   of project "allhlf90examples".
-
-              When the debug build or release build is done, there should be the
-              following subdirectories in c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5\hl\fortran\examples
-
-                  ex_lite
-                  ex_litedll
-
-        3. Invoke a command prompt window and run the batch file
-              Install_hlf90examples.bat which resides in the top level directory
-              (c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5).  This file creates 4 new directories,
-              HLf90examplesRELEASE, HLf90examplesRELEASEDLL, HLf90examplesDEBUG,
-              and HLf90examplesDEBUGDLL, in the
-              c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5\hl\fortran\examples directory and places all
-              the executables in it. Both the release
-              and debug versions of the examples should be built before this
-              step is done.
-
-           4. We provide a batch file named test_hl_f90examples.bat in
-              c:\MyHDFstuff\hdf5\hl\fortran\examples directory for you to test
-              HDF5 high level fortran examples.
-
-              test_hl_f90examples.bat batch file has 4 options:
-
-                 Options                          purpose
-
-                 test_hl_f90examples release      -- for release version
-
-                 test_hl_f90examples release dll  -- for release DLL version
-
-                 test_hl_f90examples debug        -- for debug version
-
-                 test_hl_f90examples debug dll    -- for debug DLL version
-
-              Invoke a command prompt window and run test_hl_f90examples with
-              appropriate options.
-
-              When you run "test_hl_f90examples release", the output will look
-              like:
-
-                  release  version of High Level Fortran examples     PASSED
-
-              Similar messages should be generated with another three options
-              If the high level Fortran examples are built successfully.
-
-      
-
-***********************************************************************    
-Please send email to help@hdfgroup.org for further assistance.    
-          
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-
-Instructions for Building the HDF5 Library, Tests, and Tools 
-with the Metrowerks Code Warrior Compiler
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-The HDF5 library is supported under the Metrowerks Code Warrior version 8.0 compiler.
-The Code Warrior port of the HDF5 library has been tested only on the
-Windows NT platform.
-The following instructions assume we will be using the path D:\hdf5 for installing the library.
-
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
-Pre conditions: 
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
-Both the ZLIB and SZIP libraries are needed to link with HDF5.
-The Code Warrior project file settings assumes ZLIB is intalled in D:\zlib\zlib.lib  
-and SZIP is installed in D:\szip\codewarrior\szip.lib
-These precompiled libraries can be obtained from the HDF web site, 
-please see hdf.ncsa.uiuc.edu for downloading instructions.
-If you do not have these libraries installed on these locations, you must change
-the path in the Project Settings (menu Edit->Settings->Target->Access Paths)
-
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
-Setup
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-1. This setup assumes that you installed the distribution zip file as 
-   explained in INSTALL_windows.txt file. The steps are
-   a) making a folder called <my install>/hdf5/ as your base hdf5 folder 
-   b) unpack the file all.zip located  in d:\hdf5\windows to d:\. 
-      This file contains the Windows specific files of HDF5.
-
-To build the HDF5 library with Code Warrior:
-1. Open the project file hdf5.mcp (located in d:\hdf5\proj\codewarrior\).
-2. To build the library:
-	Select the 'hdf5' target and build (menu Projects-> Make or F7 key).
-3. To build all the targets (HDF5 library, test, and tools):
-	Select the 'all' target and build.
-4. To run the tests in a command line window:
-	In the command line window, change directory to d:\hdf5\test\. 
-	Type 
-	    Hdf5test debug
-	or, to redirect the output to a file called myfile.txt,
-	    Hdf5test debug > myfile.txt
-   The test and tools files are generated in the same directory as 
-   those compiled with the Microsoft Visual Studio compiler.
-
-
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-Known problems
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-The test "testhdf5" fails on a open file call. This is caused by a CodeWarrior v8.0
-bug in the "open" function
-
-Metrowerks provides a patch for this error
-
-1) Edit the file file_io.win32.c, located on <MY_INSTALL\MSL\MSL_C\MSL_Win32\Src\>
-
-2) Change the following symbol to 1 instead of 0
-
-#define _MSL_ALLOW_SHARED_WRITING  0  
-/* Set this value to 1 for file opening with shared writing */	
-
-3)  Add this source code to your project and relink it with your application.
-    A source code in a project overrides the library source.
-
-
-
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-The HDF Group would like to thank Ron Liechty of Metrowerks technical 
-support for all the help provided during the development of this project.
-
-
-