The netcdf format is supplied as an alternative method to host data. It is a superior data format to the binary fortran format, which allows to move data between architectures. In general if you never want netcdf files I would recommend to compile without netcdf support. However, there are a lot of keywords listed in the manual that can be used to inhibit the output of netcdf files.
So in principle you don't need any of the netcdf files. Kind regards Nick 2013/12/3 Adrian Jackson <[email protected]> > Dear all, > > When running SIESTA 3.2 it leaves *nc files behind in the working > directory. Is this a feature that can be altered in SIESTA or do we just > need to delete these files after the run as finished? > > thanks > > adrianj > > -- > The University of Edinburgh is a charitable body, registered in > Scotland, with registration number SC005336. > >
