Download and Installation Instructions

Windows:

   Download one of following self-extracting files: 
       32-bit Windows: matlab_cdf390_win32.exe
       64-bit Windows: matlab_cdf390_win64.exe
   Double-click the downloaded file to extract the files included 
       in the package to a directory (default to c:\matlab_cdf390_patch).
   Download leap second table: CDFLeapSeconds.txt and set the environment
       variable CDF_LEAPSECONDSTABLE to the downloaded leap second
       table. The step is only necessary when a new leap second is added and
       the shared library is not upgraded through the previous step. This
       environment variable needs to be set when running CDF modules under
       MATLAB. 
         set CDF_LEAPSECONDSTABLE=<...>\CDFLeapSeconds.txt
            where <...> is the directory that holds CDFLeapSeconds.txt
   Invoke Matlab and issue the following command at the Matlab prompt:
        addpath '<patch_install_dir>'
        For example, if the patch is installed under
        C:\matlab_cdf390_patch, the command should be
          addpath 'C:\matlab_cdf390_patch'
   Use Matlab as usual (e.g. data=spdfcdfread('test.cdf')).

Mac OS X:

   Download the the following compressed tar file:
       Mac OS X Intel 64-bit: matlab_cdf390_mac64.tar.gz
   Move the Matlab-CDF-Patch directory in the downloaded file to the 
       directory you want the patch to be installed under.
   Extract the files in the package using the following command:
        tar zxvf <downloaded compressed tar file>
     [The extracted files will be placed in matlab_cdf390_patch directory.]
   Download leap second table: CDFLeapSeconds.txt and set the environment
       variable CDF_LEAPSECONDSTABLE to the downloaded leap second
       table. The step is only necessary when a new leap second is added and
       the shared library is not upgraded through the previous step. This
       environment variable needs to be set when running CDF modules under
       MATLAB. 
         setenv CDF_LEAPSECONDSTABLE <...>/CDFLeapSeconds.txt (C/TCsh)
         export CDF_LEAPSECONDSTABLE=<...>/CDFLeapSeconds.txt (Bourne/Bash)
            where <...> is the directory that holds CDFLeapSeconds.txt
   Invoke Matlab and issue the following command at the Matlab prompt:
        addpath '<patch_install_dir>' 
        For example, if the patch is installed under /Users/cdf, the 
        command should be
          addpath '/Users/cdf/matlab_cdf390_patch'
   Use Matlab as usual (e.g. data=spdfcdfread('test.cdf')).

Linux

   Download one of the following compressed tar files:
       Linux 32-bit: matlab_cdf390_lin32.tar.gz
       Linux 32-bit: matlab_cdf390_lin64.tar.gz
   Go to the directory where you want the patch to be installed under.
   Extract the files in the package using the following command:
       tar zxvf <downloaded compressed tar file> 
     [The extracted files will be placed in matlab_cdf390_patch directory,
      where * is either 32 or 64. depending the tar file.]
   Download leap second table: CDFLeapSeconds.txt and set the environment
       variable CDF_LEAPSECONDSTABLE to the downloaded leap second 
       table. The step is only necessary when a new leap second is added and
       the shared library is not upgraded through the previous step. This
       environment variable needs to be set before running CDF modules under
       MATLAB.
         setenv CDF_LEAPSECONDSTABLE <...>/CDFLeapSeconds.txt (C/TCsh)
         export CDF_LEAPSECONDSTABLE=<...>/CDFLeapSeconds.txt (Bourne/Bash)
            where <...> is the directory that holds CDFLeapSeconds.txt
   Invoke Matlab and issue the following command at the Matlab prompt:
        addpath '<patch_install_dir>'
        For example, if the patch is installed under /Users/cdf, the
        command should be
          addpath '/home/cdf/matlab_cdf390_patch'
   Use Matlab as usual (e.g. data=spdfcdfread('test.cdf')).

If you have any questions or encounter problems, please send an email to 
gsfc-cdf-support@lists.nasa.gov and we'll respond as soon as possible.