News for 3.7.3, 7/6/2015

Now builds against Matlab 2015a. Less safe than before in the sense that 
it does not check the Matlab version but jsut assumes a version at or 
newer than 2009.

News for 3.7.2, 31 May 2012

Fixes for building with Matlab 2012.
The tests work again and no longer require DejaGNU.

News for 3.7.0, 26 August 2009

Many changes, see the ChangeLog. Summary: now works with MATLAB R2009a.
Compile switch 'MATLAB_R2009' used during preprocessing to replace pre R2009a
API calls with updated R2009a API calls.
 
News for 3.6.1, 11 June 2008

Documentation fixes (the online docs)

Known issue: Some sequences do not load correctly, but return an error 
instead. If a sequence does not return an error then the values are good.

News for 3.6.0, 13 March 2008

Many changes, see the ChangeLog. Summary:WinXP build now works again;
Text/message output from loaddap now works (after Matlab 6 you had to use the
-nojvm option with Matlab to see the output); Issues with teh modern version
of writedap fixed.

News for 3.5.2

04/19/05

I fixed bug ### where large string variables/attributes cause the client to
fail.  This was caused by an incorrect use of the MAX_STR constant when the 
BIG_STR constant should have been used for allocating static character arrays.
Granted MAX_STR and BIG_STR aren't the best differentiating names but that's
what we're working with.

News for 3.5.1

12/27/05

I updated the build scripts including the ones for Mac OS/X dmg and 
linux rpm. I've also added some information to the readme about bug 280
(http://scm.opendap.org:8090/trac/ticket/280). The problem is that Matlab
comes with an older copy of libgcc than newer Linux OS distributions. This
is documented on the Mathworks web site; see the README file.

I fixed bug 277 where loaddap and writedap don't communicate correctly
on 64-bit linux distributions.

I've started updating the in-Matlab tests for loaddap, although there are
still problems with the tests. The loaddap tool itself seems fine and the 
dejaGNU tests all work as expected.

News for 3.5.0

10/4/05

Built OS/X packages. See INSTALL for information about targets in the
Makefile for OS/X package creation.

9/29/05

The automake build works and loaddap runs under RHEL3 on X86_64 and Mac OS/X
(both Panther and Tiger).

The software now installs in /usr/local/bin and /usr/local/share/loaddap; 
both of these must be on your matlabpath. Of course, you can change the prefix
/usr/local to another directory using ./configure --prefix=/another/place.

The --with-matlab option can be used to specify a particular version of
Matlab. Otherwise $MATLAB/bin must be on your PATH environment variable.
