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… removed all getVar related netcdf functions.
…lass to setFill/putVar select type statements.
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PR Description: Support for Creating and Setting NetCDF Variables in Fortran
Description:
This PR adds support for creating and writing variables in NetCDF files from Fortran using the NetCDF C++ API. It simplifies defining variables, specifying data types and dimensions, and writing data, handling both global and group-specific variables.
Key Features:
Motivation:
This enhancement provides a streamlined Fortran interface for NetCDF variable management, eliminating manual memory handling and C interoperability complexities.