FORTRAN Binaries

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William
William on 25 Jan 2012
I am reading a binary file that was made in FORTRAN.
I am using fread(fid,'int32',0,'b')
EDIT: I caught the obvious...that I am reading in integers, reading them in as float32 of gets me where I want to be.
The file should contain two 'data objects' of size 365*192*94.
I thought I had appropriately identified the 4 byte tags that FORTRAN puts in the bin files.
The data I have is this:
26350080 1.1324e+09 1.1324e+09 ....... 1.1324e+09 1.1324e+09 26350080 26350080 1.0863e+09 1.0865e+09 ....... 1.0861e+09 1.0860e+09 26350080
So I thought I had correctly identified the 'tags' as the number 26350080, and the data objects have values of about 1.0e+09, with 365*192*94 entries. So, as far as the number of data entries...it seems to line up perfectly.
I thought I was successful...but am now told that the number should not be on the order of e+09, but rather on the order of e+00 to e+01.
not sure what to do....if I change to like int8, I get smaller numbers but I end up with way to many entries and don't get the 'tags' that line up so well.
Any ideas?
Will

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William
William on 25 Jan 2012
changed the format from int32 to float32...I realize this is pretty obvious.

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