[SAC-HELP] C program

[Matthhew R. Agius]

First of all i would like to thank this group for the immediate replies. 
I dont know if it is a big group but it sounds active :)

Thanks for your code. I managed to create my own code using the sacio.a 
file. ALso i followed the steps found on the online manual which most of 
which worked. Those which did not work have a most probable reason that 
i did something wrong :) -  but i got what i wanted.

I guess the code you sent me is something similar to the sacio.

Thanks for all your immediate support and help.

regards,

Matthew



Gene Ichinose wrote:

> If you want to read and write C code you dont need sacio.a or sac.a.   
> These include only fortran routines (But as Brian Savage said that  
> may change with SAC2000).  In C all you need is two lines of code to  
> read and write sac files.  The binary format is a simple data  
> structure of mixed integers, floats, and strings all defined in sac.h.
>
> Try this sample C codes as templates.
>
>
> Include files YES use sac.h
> Environmental variables NO none needed.
>
> Good luck,
> Gene Ichinose
>
> On Oct 31, 2005, at 1:10 AM, Matthhew R. Agius wrote:
>
>> Hi everyone again,
>>
>>
>> does anyone has a working c program that reads and writes a SAC  
>> file. I am taking the sample code from the SAC website http:// 
>> www.iris.edu/manuals/sac/manual.html and i have the sacio.a file  but 
>> all in vain.
>>
>> Do i need to expand sacio.a ?? in which directory??
>> DO i need to #include any files?? or set some environment???
>>
>> hope i get some reply
>>
>>
>> Matthew
>>
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