On 05/01/18 17:55, Jordan Henderson wrote:
Ah yes, after taking a quick glance at the source of h5ls I see why this
doesn't help any. H5ls tries to open the file using each of the
available file drivers until it is successful or exhausts the list.
Since it expects failures to occur when attemptin
This was previous reported in HDFFV-10296. Mike’s patch is more elegant as it
uses the MSVC_IDE variable instead of CMAKE_GENERATOR and uses the escape
character described in his email.
It would also be nice if HDFFV-10334 (fix to building static Fortran libraries
on Windows with CMake 2.9 or gr
I can't remember, is the HDF5 bug tracker publicly accessible?
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From: Hdf-forum on behalf of Christian
Oyarzun
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Date: Monday, Januar
Mike,
It is not currently open to the public, but I believe it will be in the future
via a link on https://confluence.hdfgroup.org/display/support
Ooops! I should clarify that what you see now under "E-mail Support" will go
away. It will be replaced with JIRA Helpdesk, from where you can access
Hi Roger,
Does using HDFView's File -> Open Read-Only menu item help with the issue of
changes being made to the file? This should cause HDFView to open the file with
H5Fopen's H5F_ACC_RDONLY flag and should at least help with this particular
issue.
I've entered a bug report against the tool
Dear HDF Team,
I am currently developing a project which uses the new .NET Core framework
instead of the "old" .NET Framework. Fortunately it is still possible to
include .NET Framework assemblies / NuGet packages in my project. But I get the
following warning for each project in my Visual Stu
All.
This year The HDF Group will be moving HDF software from CMake 3.2.* to CMake
3.10.1.
The reason is we are having too many issues reported with the current CMake
version required to build HDF (HDF5, HDF4, HDFView, misc. tools, etc.)
Originally CMake was supported only for Windows, but now
All,
Just to confirm - This is our goal for the year to make HDF JIRA projects open
to public.
Elena
On Jan 8, 2018, at 7:46 AM, Christian Oyarzun
mailto:christian.oyar...@studsvik.com>> wrote:
Mike,
It is not currently open to the public, but I believe it will be in the future
via a link on
Could you elaborate on which configurations CMake current can NOT support and
the failure mechanism under CMake? What are the motivations for moving to
CMake 3.10? (I like new versions of CMake but does moving to CMake 3.10
actually solve any problems? It definitely helps on the Fortran side of
I follow the CMake mailing list to keep up on the changes that might improve
the builds of hdf5. The biggest improvement in 3.10 was with MPI support. 3.9
improved support for configuration management. 3.8 through 3.10 has improved
Fortran support. Packaging improvements have also been made in t
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