- ...user.
- Programming
reference manuals for C and Fortran users are provided as separate documents.
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- ...rVariables
- The ``r'' stands
for ``regular.'' rVariables are the type of variables that CDF has always
supported. Perhaps ``traditional'' would have been a better term. We also
considered ``related'' and ``correlated'' but those just didn't seem right.
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- ...zVariables.
- The ``z'' doesn't stand for anything special. We
just like the letter ``z.''
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- ...zVariables.
- This
is generally not recommended. In those situations where zVariables are
necessary it is best to use all zVariables rather than a mixture of rVariables
and zVariables.
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- ...encodings:
- This is a new feature of CDF V2.5.
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