95/05/11 - nbptodb.c:
	   changed line:

           c->avg_interval  = (float)(nbp_conf->avg_interval /= 100);

	   to:

	   c->avg_interval  = (float)(nbp_conf->avg_interval / 100);

	   in fill_config1().  The earlier version results in
	   the miscalculation of the ensemble time in get_prof_time(),
	   where the avg_interval is added to the start of the
	   ensemble time in order to get profile time at the end
	   of the ensemble.


95/11/01 - EF - loadtran.c, readtnbp.c:
   I found that loadtran would not compile on the SGI.  The
   cause turned out to be the System V version of sprintf,
   which returns an int, not the string!  This is a difference
   for sprintf only, not printf or fprintf.  The solution:
   NEVER use sprintf's return argument; instead use
      sprintf(msg, format, args);
      report_msg(msg);

   A second major error, caught by the SGI compiler but not by
   the Sun, was that the recursive calls to read_ensemble in
   read_ensemble were missing their third argument.
   
   The other problem was numerous warnings.  The solution was
   to add explicit casts to (char *) where they had been
   omitted, apparently by accident.

