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| author | Frank Baker <fbaker@hdfgroup.org> | 2003-06-20 21:53:38 (GMT) |
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| committer | Frank Baker <fbaker@hdfgroup.org> | 2003-06-20 21:53:38 (GMT) |
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[svn-r7076]
Purpose:
Add new tools:
h5diff
h5perf
h5redeploy
h5c++
Corrections to h5import
Description:
h5diff, h5perf, h5redeploy, h5c++ -- Added these tools.
h5import -- Corrected the description of the naming convention for
output datasets. Other edits based on review comments.
Copy edits and source code formatting.
Platforms tested:
IE 5, Safari
| -rw-r--r-- | doc/html/Tools.html | 1742 |
1 files changed, 1114 insertions, 628 deletions
diff --git a/doc/html/Tools.html b/doc/html/Tools.html index 21f6d9e..a6ebe55 100644 --- a/doc/html/Tools.html +++ b/doc/html/Tools.html @@ -60,6 +60,9 @@ to convert files from HDF4 format to HDF5 format and vice versa. A tool for displaying HDF5 file contents <li><a href="#Tools-Ls">h5ls</a> -- A tool for listing specified features of HDF5 file contents + <li><a href="#Tools-Diff">h5diff</a> -- + A tool to identify and locate the differences between two HDF5 files + <em>(Beta version)</em> <li><a href="#Tools-Repart">h5repart</a> -- A tool for repartitioning a file, creating a family of files <li><a href="#Tools-Import">h5import</a> -- @@ -72,10 +75,16 @@ to convert files from HDF4 format to HDF5 format and vice versa. A tool for converting an HDF5 file to an HDF4 file <li><a href="#Tools-H4toh5">h4toh5</a> -- A tool for converting an HDF4 file to an HDF5 file + <li><a href="#Tools-Perf">h5perf</a> -- + A tool for measuring HDF5 performance + <li><a href="#Tools-Redeploy">h5redeploy</a> -- + A tool for updating HDF5 compiler tools after installing HDF5 <li><a href="#Tools-H5CC">h5cc</a> -- - A tool for compiling HDF5 programs + A tool for compiling HDF5 programs written in C <li><a href="#Tools-H5FC">h5fc</a> -- A tool for compiling HDF5 programs written in Fortran90 + <li><a href="#Tools-H5C++">h5c++</a> -- + A tool for compiling HDF5 programs written in C++ <li><a href="http://hdf.ncsa.uiuc.edu/java-hdf5-html/">Java-based tools for HDF5</a> -- <em>(at <code>http://hdf.ncsa.uiuc.edu/java-hdf5-html/</code>)</em> <br> @@ -263,7 +272,7 @@ to convert files from HDF4 format to HDF5 format and vice versa. Default: 1 in all dimensions.</dd> <dt><code>--</code></dt> <dd>Indicate that all following arguments are non-options. - E.g., to dump a file called `-f', use h5dump -- -f.</dd> + E.g., to dump a file called `-f', use h5dump -- -f.</dd> <dt><em>file</em></dt> <dd>The file to be examined.</dd> <br><br> @@ -444,7 +453,7 @@ to convert files from HDF4 format to HDF5 format and vice versa. <dt><code>-f</code> or <code>--full</code> <dd>Print full path names instead of base names. - <dt><code>-g</code> or + <dt><code>-g</code> or <code>--group</code> <dd>Show information about a group, not its contents. <dt><code>-l</code> or @@ -493,6 +502,102 @@ to convert files from HDF4 format to HDF5 format and vice versa. <hr> <dl> +<dt><strong>Tool Name:</strong> <a name="Tools-Diff">h5diff</a> <em>(Beta version)</em> +<dt><strong>Syntax:</strong> + <dd><code>h5diff </code> <em>file1</em> <em>file2</em> + [<em>OPTIONS</em>] + [<em>object1</em> [<em>object2</em> ] ] +<dt><strong>Purpose:</strong> + <dd>Compares two HDF5 files and reports the differences. +<dt><strong>Description:</strong> + <dd><code>h5diff</code> is a command line tool that compares + two HDF5 files, <em>file1</em> and <em>file2</em>, and + reports the differences between them. + <p> + Optionally, <code>h5diff</code> will compare two objects + within these files. + If only one object, <em>object1</em>, is specified, + <code>h5diff</code> will compare + <em>object1</em> in <em>file1</em> + with <em>object1</em> in <em>file2</em>. + In two objects, <em>object1</em> and <em>object2</em>, + are specified, <code>h5diff</code> will compare + <em>object1</em> in <em>file1</em> + with <em>object2</em> in <em>file2</em>. + These objects must be HDF5 datasets. + <p> + <em>object1</em> and <em>object2</em> must be expressed + as absolute paths from the respective file's root group. + <p> + Additional information, with several sample cases, + can be found in the document + <a href="http://hdf.ncsa.uiuc.edu/HDF5/h5diff/h5diff_design.html"> + <cite>H5diff Examples</cite></a>. +<dt><strong>Options and Parameters:</strong> + <dl> + <dt><em>file1</em> + <dt><em>file2</em> + <dd>The HDF5 files to be compared. + <dt><code>-h</code> + <dd>Print all differences. + <dt><code>-r</code> + <dd>Print only the names of objects that differ; + do not print the differences. + These objects may be HDF5 datasets, groups, + or named datatypes. + <dt><code>-n</code> <em>count</em> + <dd>Print difference up to <em>count</em> differences, + then stop. + <em>count</em> must be a positive integer. + <dt><code>-d</code> <em>delta</em> + <dd>Print only differences that are greater than the + limit <em>delta</em>. + <em>delta</em> must be a positive number. + The comparison criterion is whether the + absolute value of the difference of + two corresponding values is greater than + <em>delta</em> + <br>(e.g., <code> |a–b| > <em>delta</em></code>, + where <code>a</code> is a value in <em>file1</em> and + <code>b</code> is a value in <em>file2</em>). + <dt><code>-p</code> <em>relative</em> + <dd>Print only differences that are greater than a + relative error. + <em>relative</em> must be a positive number. + The comparison criterion is whether the + absolute value of the difference <code>1</code> + and the ratio of two corresponding values + is greater than <em>relative</em> + (e.g., <code>|1–(b/a)| > <em>relative</em></code> + where <code>a</code> is a value in <em>file1</em> and + <code>b</code> is a value in <em>file2</em>). + <dt><em>object1</em> + <dt><em>object2</em> + <dd>Specific object(s) within the files to be compared. + </dl> +<dt><strong>Examples:</strong> + <dd>The following <code>h5diff</code> call compares + the object <code>/a/b</code> in <code>file1</code> + with the object <code>/a/c</code> in <code>file2</code>:<br> + <code> h5diff file1 file2 /a/b /a/c</code> + <dd>This <code>h5diff</code> call compares + the object <code>/a/b</code> in <code>file1</code> + with the same object in <code>file2</code>:<br> + <code> h5diff file1 file2 /a/b</code> + <dd>And this <code>h5diff</code> call compares + all objects in both files:<br> + <code> h5diff file1 file2</code> +<!-- +<dt><strong>Current Status:</strong> + <dd> +<dt><strong>See Also:</strong> + <dd> +--> +</dl> + + +<hr> +<dl> <dt><strong>Tool Name:</strong> <a name="Tools-Repart">h5repart</a> <dt><strong>Syntax:</strong> <dd><code>h5repart @@ -547,14 +652,14 @@ to convert files from HDF4 format to HDF5 format and vice versa. <dt><strong>Syntax:</strong> <dd><code>h5import <em>infile</em> <em>in_options</em> - [<em>infile</em> <em>in_options</em> <b>...</b>] - -o <em>outfile</em> - </code> + [<em>infile</em> <em>in_options</em> <b>...</b>] + -o <em>outfile</em> + </code> <dd><code>h5import <em>infile</em> <em>in_options</em> - [<em>infile</em> <em>in_options</em> <b>...</b>] - -outfile <em>outfile</em> - </code> + [<em>infile</em> <em>in_options</em> <b>...</b>] + -outfile <em>outfile</em> + </code> <dd><code>h5import -h</code> <dd><code>h5import -help</code> <dt><strong>Purpose:</strong> @@ -563,624 +668,657 @@ to convert files from HDF4 format to HDF5 format and vice versa. <dd><code>h5import</code> converts data from one or more ASCII or binary files, <code><i>infile</i></code>, into the same number of HDF5 datasets - in the existing or new HDF5 file, <code><i>outfile</i></code>. - Data conversion is performed in accordance with the + in the existing or new HDF5 file, <code><i>outfile</i></code>. + Data conversion is performed in accordance with the user-specified type and storage properties - specified in <code><em>in_options</em></code>. - <p> - The primary objective of <code>h5import</code> is to - import floating point or integer data. + specified in <code><em>in_options</em></code>. + <p> + The primary objective of <code>h5import</code> is to + import floating point or integer data. The utility's design allows for future versions that - accept ASCII text files and store the contents as a + accept ASCII text files and store the contents as a compact array of one-dimensional strings, - but that capability is not implemented in HDF5 Release 1.6. + but that capability is not implemented in HDF5 Release 1.6. - <p> - <b>Input data and options:</b><br> - Input data can be provided in one of the follwing forms: - <ul><li>As an ASCII, or plain-text, file containing either - floating point or integer data - <li>As a binary file containing either 32-bit or + <p> + <b>Input data and options:</b><br> + Input data can be provided in one of the follwing forms: + <ul><li>As an ASCII, or plain-text, file containing either + floating point or integer data + <li>As a binary file containing either 32-bit or 64-bit native floating point data - <li>As a binary file containing native integer data, - signed or unsigned and - 8-bit, 16-bit, 32-bit, or 64-bit. - <li>As an ASCII, or plain-text, file containing text data. + <li>As a binary file containing native integer data, + signed or unsigned and + 8-bit, 16-bit, 32-bit, or 64-bit. + <li>As an ASCII, or plain-text, file containing text data. (This feature is not implemented in HDF5 Release 1.6.) - </ul> - Each input file, <code><i>infile</i></code>, - contains a single <em>n</em>-dimensional - array of values of one of the above types expressed - in the order of fastest-changing dimensions first. - <p> - Floating point data in an ASCII input file must be - expressed in the fixed floating form (e.g., 323.56) - <code>h5import</code> is designed to accept scientific notation - (e.g., 3.23E+02) in an ASCII, but that is not implemented in HDF5 release 1.6. - <p> - Each input file can be associated with options specifying - the datatype and storage properties. - These options can be specified either as - <em>command line arguments</em> - or in a <em>configuration file</em>. - Note that exactly one of these approaches must be used with a - single input file. - <p> - Command line arguments, best used with simple input files, - can be used to specify - the class, size, dimensions of the input data and - a path identifying the output dataset. - <p> - The recommended means of specifying input data options - is in a configuration file; this is also the only means of - specifying advanced storage features. - See further discussion in "The configuration file" below. - <p> - The only required option for input data is dimension sizes; - defaults are available for all others. - <p> - <code>h5import</code> will accept up to 30 input files in a single call. - Other considerations, such as the maximum length of a command line, - may impose a more stringent limitation. + </ul> + Each input file, <code><i>infile</i></code>, + contains a single <em>n</em>-dimensional + array of values of one of the above types expressed + in the order of fastest-changing dimensions first. + <p> + Floating point data in an ASCII input file must be + expressed in the fixed floating form (e.g., 323.56) + <code>h5import</code> is designed to accept scientific notation + (e.g., 3.23E+02) in an ASCII, but that is not implemented in HDF5 release 1.6. + <p> + Each input file can be associated with options specifying + the datatype and storage properties. + These options can be specified either as + <em>command line arguments</em> + or in a <em>configuration file</em>. + Note that exactly one of these approaches must be used with a + single input file. + <p> + Command line arguments, best used with simple input files, + can be used to specify + the class, size, dimensions of the input data and + a path identifying the output dataset. + <p> + The recommended means of specifying input data options + is in a configuration file; this is also the only means of + specifying advanced storage features. + See further discussion in "The configuration file" below. + <p> + The only required option for input data is dimension sizes; + defaults are available for all others. + <p> + <code>h5import</code> will accept up to 30 input files in a single call. + Other considerations, such as the maximum length of a command line, + may impose a more stringent limitation. - <p> - <b>Output data and options:</b><br> - The name of the output file is specified following - the <code>-o</code> or <code>-output</code> option - in <code><i>outfile</i></code>. - The data from each input file is stored as a separate dataset - in this output file. - <code><i>outfile</i></code> may be an existing file. - If it does not yet exist, <code>h5import</code> will create it. - <p> - Output dataset information and storage properties can be - specified only by means of a configuration file. - <table width=100% border=0> - <tr valign=top align=left><td width=30> </td><td> - Dataset path - </td><td>If the groups in the path leading to the dataset - do not exist, <code>h5import</code> will create them.<br> - If no group is specified, the dataset will be created - under the root group.<br> - If no dataset name is specified, the dataset will be created - as <code>dataset1</code>.<br> - <code>h5import</code> does not check for a pre-existing dataset - of the specified or default name; it overwrites any such dataset - without offering an opportunity to preserve it. - </td></tr> - <tr valign=top align=left><td width=30> </td><td> - Output type - </td><td>Datatype parameters for output data - </td></tr> - <tr valign=top align=left><td width=30> </td><td> - Output data class - </td><td>Signed or unsigned integer or floating point - </td></tr> - <tr valign=top align=left><td width=30> </td><td> - Output data size - </td><td>8-, 16-, 32-, or 64-bit integer<br> - 31- or 64-bit floating point - </td></tr> - <tr valign=top align=left><td width=30> </td><td> - Output architecture - </td><td><code>IEEE</code><br> - <code>STD</code><br> - <code>NATIVE</code> (Default)<br> - Other architectures are included in the <code>h5import</code> design - but are not implemented in this release. - </td></tr> - <tr valign=top align=left><td width=30> </td><td> - Output byte order - </td><td>Little- or big-endian.<br> - Relevant only if output architecture - is <code>IEEE</code>, <code>UNIX</code>, or <code>STD</code>; - fixed for other architectures. - </td></tr> - <tr valign=top align=left><td width=30> </td><td> - Dataset layout and storage <br> - properties - </td><td>Denote how raw data is to be organized on the disk. - If none of the following are specified, - the default configuration is contiguous layout and with no compression. - </td></tr> - <tr valign=top align=left><td width=30> </td><td> - Layout - </td><td>Contiguous (Default)<br> - Chunked - </td></tr> - <tr valign=top align=left><td width=30> </td><td> - External storage - </td><td>Allows raw data to be stored in a non-HDF5 file or in an - external HDF5 file.<br> - Requires contiguous layout. - </td></tr> - <tr valign=top align=left><td width=30> </td><td> - Compressed - </td><td>Sets the type of compression and the - level to which the dataset must be compressed.<br> - Requires chunked layout. - </td></tr> - <tr valign=top align=left><td width=30> </td><td> - Extendible - </td><td>Allows the dimensions of the dataset increase over time - and/or to be unlimited.<br> - Requires chunked layout. - </td></tr> - <tr valign=top align=left><td width=30> </td><td> - Compressed and<br> - extendible - </td><td>Requires chunked layout. - </td></tr> - <tr valign=top align=left><td width=30> </td><td> - - </td><td> - </td></tr> - </table> - <p> + <p> + <b>Output data and options:</b><br> + The name of the output file is specified following + the <code>-o</code> or <code>-output</code> option + in <code><i>outfile</i></code>. + The data from each input file is stored as a separate dataset + in this output file. + <code><i>outfile</i></code> may be an existing file. + If it does not yet exist, <code>h5import</code> will create it. + <p> + Output dataset information and storage properties can be + specified only by means of a configuration file. + <table width=100% border=0> + <tr valign=top align=left><td width=30> </td><td> + Dataset path + </td><td>If the groups in the path leading to the dataset + do not exist, <code>h5import</code> will create them.<br> + If no group is specified, the dataset will be created + as a member of the root group.<br> + If no dataset name is specified, the default name is + <code>dataset1</code> for the first input dataset, + <code>dataset2</code> for the second input dataset, + <code>dataset3</code> for the third input dataset, + etc.<br> + <code>h5import</code> does not overwrite a pre-existing + dataset of the specified or default name. + When an existing dataset of a confilcting name is + encountered, <code>h5import</code> quits with an error; + the current input file and any subsequent input files + are not processed. + </td></tr> + <tr valign=top align=left><td width=30> </td><td> + Output type + </td><td>Datatype parameters for output data + </td></tr> + <tr valign=top align=left><td width=30> </td><td> + Output data class + </td><td>Signed or unsigned integer or floating point + </td></tr> + <tr valign=top align=left><td width=30> </td><td> + Output data size + </td><td>8-, 16-, 32-, or 64-bit integer<br> + 32- or 64-bit floating point + </td></tr> + <tr valign=top align=left><td width=30> </td><td> + Output architecture + </td><td><code>IEEE</code><br> + <code>STD</code><br> + <code>NATIVE</code> (Default)<br> + Other architectures are included in the <code>h5import</code> design + but are not implemented in this release. + </td></tr> + <tr valign=top align=left><td width=30> </td><td> + Output byte order + </td><td>Little- or big-endian.<br> + Relevant only if output architecture + is <code>IEEE</code>, <code>UNIX</code>, or <code>STD</code>; + fixed for other architectures. + </td></tr> + <tr valign=top align=left><td width=30> </td><td> + Dataset layout and storage <br> + properties + </td><td>Denote how raw data is to be organized on the disk. + If none of the following are specified, + the default configuration is contiguous layout and with no compression. + </td></tr> + <tr valign=top align=left><td width=30> </td><td> + Layout + </td><td>Contiguous (Default)<br> + Chunked + </td></tr> + <tr valign=top align=left><td width=30> </td><td> + External storage + </td><td>Allows raw data to be stored in a non-HDF5 file or in an + external HDF5 file.<br> + Requires contiguous layout. + </td></tr> + <tr valign=top align=left><td width=30> </td><td> + Compressed + </td><td>Sets the type of compression and the + level to which the dataset must be compressed.<br> + Requires chunked layout. + </td></tr> + <tr valign=top align=left><td width=30> </td><td> + Extendible + </td><td>Allows the dimensions of the dataset increase over time + and/or to be unlimited.<br> + Requires chunked layout. + </td></tr> + <tr valign=top align=left><td width=30> </td><td> + Compressed and<br> + extendible + </td><td>Requires chunked layout. + </td></tr> + <tr valign=top align=left><td width=30> </td><td> + + </td><td> + </td></tr> + </table> + <p> - <p> - <b>Command-line arguments:</b><br> - The <code>h5import</code> syntax for the command-line arguments, - <code><em>in_options</em></code>, is as follows: - <table width=100% border=0> - <tr><td> </td><td> - <code>h5import <em>infile</em> -d <em>dim_list</em> - [-p <em>pathname</em>] - [-t <em>input_class</em>] - [-s <em>input_size</em>] - [<em>infile</em> ...] - -o <em>outfile</em></code><br> - or<br> - <code>h5import <em>infile</em> -dims <em>dim_list</em> - [-path <em>pathname</em>] - [-type <em>input_class</em>] - [-size <em>input_size</em>] - [<em>infile</em> ...] - -outfile <em>outfile</em></code><br> - or<br> - <code>h5import <em>infile</em> -c <em>config_file</em> - [<em>infile</em> ...] - -outfile <em>outfile</em></code> - </td></tr> - </table> - Note the following: - If the <code>-c <em>config_file</em></code> option is used with - an input file, no other argument can be used with that input file. - If the <code>-c <em>config_file</em></code> option is not used with - an input data file, the <code>-d <em>dim_list</em></code> argument - (or <code>-dims <em>dim_list</em></code>) - must be used and any combination of the remaining options may be used. - Any arguments used must appear in <em>exactly</em> the order used - in the syntax declarations immediately above. + <p> + <b>Command-line arguments:</b><br> + The <code>h5import</code> syntax for the command-line arguments, + <code><em>in_options</em></code>, is as follows: + <table width=100% border=0> + <tr><td> </td><td> + <code>h5import <em>infile</em> -d <em>dim_list</em> + [-p <em>pathname</em>] + [-t <em>input_class</em>] + [-s <em>input_size</em>] + [<em>infile</em> ...] + -o <em>outfile</em></code><br> + or<br> + <code>h5import <em>infile</em> -dims <em>dim_list</em> + [-path <em>pathname</em>] + [-type <em>input_class</em>] + [-size <em>input_size</em>] + [<em>infile</em> ...] + -outfile <em>outfile</em></code><br> + or<br> + <code>h5import <em>infile</em> -c <em>config_file</em> + [<em>infile</em> ...] + -outfile <em>outfile</em></code> + </td></tr> + </table> + Note the following: + If the <code>-c <em>config_file</em></code> option is used with + an input file, no other argument can be used with that input file. + If the <code>-c <em>config_file</em></code> option is not used with + an input data file, the <code>-d <em>dim_list</em></code> argument + (or <code>-dims <em>dim_list</em></code>) + must be used and any combination of the remaining options may be used. + Any arguments used must appear in <em>exactly</em> the order used + in the syntax declarations immediately above. - <p> - <b>The configuration file:</b><br> - A configuration file is specified with the - <code>-c <em>config_file</em></code> option: - <table border=0> - <tr><td> </td><td> - <code>h5import <em>infile</em> -c <em>config_file</em> - [<em>infile</em> -c <em>config_file2</em> ...] - -outfile ><em>outfile</em></code> - </td></tr> - </table> - <p> - The configuration file is an ASCII file and must be - organized as "Configuration_Keyword Value" pairs, - with one pair on each line. - For example, the line indicating that - the input data class (configuration keyword <code>INPUT-CLASS</code>) - is floating point in a text file (value <code>TEXTFP</code>) - would appear as follows:<br> - <code> INPUT-CLASS TEXTFP</code> - <p> + <p> + <b>The configuration file:</b><br> + A configuration file is specified with the + <code>-c <em>config_file</em></code> option: + <table border=0> + <tr><td> </td><td> + <code>h5import <em>infile</em> -c <em>config_file</em> + [<em>infile</em> -c <em>config_file2</em> ...] + -outfile <em>outfile</em></code> + </td></tr> + </table> + <p> + The configuration file is an ASCII file and must be + organized as "Configuration_Keyword Value" pairs, + with one pair on each line. + For example, the line indicating that + the input data class (configuration keyword <code>INPUT-CLASS</code>) + is floating point in a text file (value <code>TEXTFP</code>) + would appear as follows:<br> + <code> INPUT-CLASS TEXTFP</code> + <p> A configuration file may have the following keywords each - followed by one of the following defined values. - One entry for each of the first two keywords, - <code>RANK</code> and <code>DIMENSION-SIZES</code>, - is required; all other keywords are optional. - - <p> - <table width=100% border=0> - <tr align=left><th valign=top align=left> - <hr>Keyword <br><code> </code>Value - </th><th valign=top align=left><hr>Description - </th></tr> - - <tr valign=top align=left><td> - <hr><code>RANK </code> - </td><td><hr>The number of dimensions in the dataset. (Required) - </td></tr> - <tr valign=top align=left><td> - <code> <em>rank</em></code> - </td><td>An integer specifying the number of dimensions in the dataset.<br> - Example: <code> 4 </code> for a 4-dimensional dataset. - </td></tr> - - <tr valign=top align=left><td> - <hr><code>DIMENSION-SIZES</code> - </td><td><hr>Sizes of the dataset dimensions. (Required) - </td></tr> - <tr valign=top align=left><td> - <code> <em>dim_sizes</em></code> - </td><td>A string of space-separated integers - specifying the sizes of the dimensions in the dataset. - The number of sizes in this entry must match the value in - the <code>RANK</code> entry.<br> - Example: <code> 4 3 4 38 </code> for a 4x3x4x38 dataset. - </td></tr> - - <tr valign=top align=left><td> - <hr><code>PATH</code> - </td><td><hr>Path of the output dataset. - </td></tr> - <tr valign=top align=left><td> - <code> <em>path</em></code> - </td><td>The full HDF5 pathname identifying the output dataset - relative to the root group within the output file.<br> - I.e., <code><em>path</em></code> is a string of optional group names, - each followed by a slash, - and ending with a dataset name. - If the groups in the path do no exist, they will be created.<br> - If <code>PATH</code> is not specified, the default - <code><em>path</em></code> is <code>/dataset1</code>.<br> - Example: The configuration file entry - <table border=0> - <tr><td> </td><td> - <code>PATH grp1/grp2/dataset1</code> - </td></tr> - </table> - indicates that the output dataset <code>dataset1</code> will be written - in the group <code>grp2/</code> which is in the group <code>grp1/</code>, - a member of the root group in the output file. - </td></tr> - - <tr valign=top align=left><td> - <hr><code>INPUT-CLASS </code> - </td><td><hr>A string denoting the type of input data. - </td></tr> - <tr valign=top align=left><td> - <code> TEXTIN</code> - </td><td>Input is signed integer data in an ASCII file. - </td></tr> - <tr valign=top align=left><td> - <code> TEXTUIN</code> - </td><td>Input is unsigned integer data in an ASCII file. - </td></tr> - <tr valign=top align=left><td> - <code> TEXTFP</code> - </td><td>Input is floating point data in fixed notation (e.g., 325.34) - in an ASCII file. - </td></tr> - <tr valign=top align=left><td> - <code> TEXTFPE</code> - </td><td>Input is floating point data in scientific notation (e.g., 3.2534E+02) - in an ASCII file.<br> - (Not implemented in this release.) - </td></tr> - <tr valign=top align=left><td> - <code> IN</code> - </td><td>Input is signed integer data in a binary file. - </td></tr> - <tr valign=top align=left><td> - <code> UIN</code> - </td><td>Input is unsigned integer data in a binary file. - </td></tr> - <tr valign=top align=left><td> - <code> FP</code> - </td><td>Input is floating point data in a binary file. (Default) - </td></tr> - <tr valign=top align=left><td> - <code> STR</code> - </td><td>Input is character data in an ASCII file. - With this value, the configuration keywords - <code>RANK</code>, <code>DIMENSION-SIZES</code>, - <code>OUTPUT-CLASS</code>, <code>OUTPUT-SIZE</code>, - <code>OUTPUT-ARCHITECTURE</code>, and <code>OUTPUT-BYTE-ORDER</code> - will be ignored.<br> - (Not implemented in this release.) - </td></tr> - - <tr valign=top align=left><td> - <hr><code>INPUT-SIZE</code> - </td><td><hr>An integer denoting the size of the input data, in bits. - </td></tr> - <tr valign=top align=left><td> - <code> 8</code><br> - <code> 16</code><br> - <code> 32</code><br> - <code> 64</code> - </td><td>For signed and unsigned integer data: - <code>TEXTIN</code>, <code>TEXTUIN</code>, - <code>IN</code>, or <code>UIN</code>. - (Default: <code> 32</code>) - </td></tr> - <tr valign=top align=left><td> - <code> 32</code><br> - <code> 64</code> - </td><td>For floating point data: - <code>TEXTFP</code>, <code>TEXTFPE</code>, - or <code>FP</code>. - (Default: <code> 32</code>) - </td></tr> - - <tr valign=top align=left><td> - <hr><code>OUTPUT-CLASS </code> - </td><td><hr>A string denoting the type of output data. - </td></tr> - <tr valign=top align=left><td> - <code> IN</code> - </td><td>Output is signed integer data.<br> - (Default if <code>INPUT-CLASS</code> is - <code>IN</code> or <code>TEXTIN</code>) - </td></tr> - <tr valign=top align=left><td> - <code> UIN</code> - </td><td>Output is unsigned integer data.<br> - (Default if <code>INPUT-CLASS</code> is - <code>UIN</code> or <code>TEXTUIN</code>) - </td></tr> - <tr valign=top align=left><td> - <code> FP</code> - </td><td>Output is floating point data.<br> - (Default if <code>INPUT-CLASS</code> is not specified or is - <code>FP</code>, <code>TEXTFP</code>, or <code>TEXTFPE</code>) - </td></tr> - <tr valign=top align=left><td> - <code> STR</code> - </td><td>Output is character data, - to be written as a 1-dimensional array of strings.<br> - (Default if <code>INPUT-CLASS</code> is <code>UIN</code> - or <code>TEXTUIN</code>)<br> - (Not implemented in this release.) - </td></tr> - - <tr valign=top align=left><td> - <hr><code>OUTPUT-SIZE</code> - </td><td><hr>An integer denoting the size of the output data, in bits. - </td></tr> - <tr valign=top align=left><td> - <code> 8</code><br> - <code> 16</code><br> - <code> 32</code><br> - <code> 64</code> - </td><td>For signed and unsigned integer data: - <code>IN</code> or <code>UIN</code>. - (Default: Same as <code>INPUT-SIZE</code>, else <code> 32</code>) - </td></tr> - <tr valign=top align=left><td> - <code> 32</code><br> - <code> 64</code> - </td><td>For floating point data: - <code>FP</code>. - (Default: Same as <code>INPUT-SIZE</code>, else <code> 32</code>) - </td></tr> - - <tr valign=top align=left><td> - <hr><code>OUTPUT-ARCHITECTURE</code> - </td><td><hr>A string denoting the type of output architecture. - </td></tr> - <tr valign=top align=left><td> - <code> STD</code><br> - <code> IEEE</code><br> - <code> INTEL</code> *<br> - <code> CRAY</code> *<br> - <code> MIPS</code> *<br> - <code> ALPHA</code> *<br> - <code> NATIVE</code><br> - <code> UNIX</code> * - </td><td>See the "Predefined Atomic Types" section - in the "HDF5 Datatypes" chapter - of the <cite>HDF5 User's Guide</cite> - for a discussion of these architectures.<br> - Values marked with an asterisk (*) are not implemented in this release.<br> - (Default: <code>NATIVE</code>) - </td></tr> - - <tr valign=top align=left><td> - <hr><code>OUTPUT-BYTE-ORDER</code> - </td><td><hr>A string denoting the output byte order. - This entry is ignored if the <code>OUTPUT-ARCHITECTURE</code> - is not specified or if it is specified as <code>IEEE</code>, - <code>UNIX</code>, or <code>STD</code>. - </td></tr> - <tr valign=top align=left><td> - <code> BE</code> - </td><td>Big-endian. (Default) - </td></tr> - <tr valign=top align=left><td> - <code> LE</code> - </td><td>Little-endian. - </td></tr> - - <tr valign=top align=left><td colspan="2"> - <hr>The following options are disabled by default, making - the default storage properties no chunking, no compression, - no external storage, and no extensible dimensions. - </td></tr> - - <tr valign=top align=left><td> - <hr><code>CHUNKED-DIMENSION</code><br> - </td><td><hr>Dimension sizes of the chunk for chunked output data. -<br><b><i>BTW, is this</i></b> <code>CHUNKED-DIMENSION</code> <b><i>or</i></b> <code>CHUNKED-D...-SIZES</code><b><i>?</i></b> - </td></tr> - <tr valign=top align=left><td> - <code> <em>chunk_dims</em></code> - </td><td>A string of space-separated integers specifying the - dimension sizes of the chunk for chunked output data. - The number of dimensions must correspond to the value - of <code>RANK</code>.<br> - The presence of this field indicates that the - output dataset is to be stored in chunked layout; - if this configuration field is absent, - the dataset will be stored in contiguous layout. - </td></tr> - - <tr valign=top align=left><td> - <hr><code>COMPRESSION-TYPE</code> - </td><td><hr>Type of compression to be used with chunked storage. - Requires that <code>CHUNKED-DIMENSION</code> be specified. - </td></tr> - <tr valign=top align=left><td> - <code> GZIP</code> - </td><td>Gzip compression.<br> - Othe compression algorithms are not implemented - in this release of <code>h5import</code>. - </td></tr> - - <tr valign=top align=left><td> - <hr><code>COMPRESSION-PARAM</code> - </td><td><hr>Compression level. - Required if <code>COMPRESSION-TYPE</code> is specified. -<b><i>Since there is a default, is "required" true?</i></b> - </td></tr> - <tr valign=top align=left><td> - <code> 1</code> through <code>9</code> - </td><td>Gzip compression levels: - <code>1</code> will result in the fastest compression - while <code>9</code> will result in the best compression ratio. - (Default: 6) - </td></tr> - - <tr valign=top align=left><td> - <hr><code>EXTERNAL-STORAGE</code> - </td><td><hr>Name of an external file in which to create the output dataset. - Cannot be used with <code>CHUNKED-DIMENSIONS</code>, - <code>COMPRESSION-TYPE</code>, OR <code>MAXIMUM-DIMENSIONS</code>. - </td></tr> - <tr valign=top align=left><td> - <code> <i>external_file</i> </code> - <!-- THE EXTRA NON-BREAKING SPACES AT THE END OF THE PRECEDING LINE --> - <!-- ARE PADDING SPACES TO ENSURE THE PROPER FORMATTING OF THIS TABLE. --> - </td><td>A string specifying the name of an external file. - </td></tr> - - <tr valign=top align=left><td> - <hr><code>MAXIMUM-DIMENSIONS</code> - </td><td><hr>Maximum sizes of all dimensions. - Requires that <code>CHUNKED-DIMENSION</code> be specified. - </td></tr> - <tr valign=top align=left><td> - <code> <em>max_dims</em></code> - </td><td>A string of space-separated integers specifying the - maximum size of each dimension of the output dataset. - A value of <code>-1</code> for any dimension implies - unlimited size for that particular dimension.<br> - The number of dimensions must correspond to the value - of <code>RANK</code>.<br> - </td></tr> - - <tr valign=top align=left><td><hr></td><td><hr></td></tr> - </table> + followed by one of the following defined values. + One entry for each of the first two keywords, + <code>RANK</code> and <code>DIMENSION-SIZES</code>, + is required; all other keywords are optional. + + <p> + <table width=100% border=0> + <tr align=left><th valign=top align=left> + <hr>Keyword <br><code> </code>Value + </th><th valign=top align=left><hr>Description + </th></tr> + + <tr valign=top align=left><td> + <hr><code>RANK </code> + </td><td><hr>The number of dimensions in the dataset. (Required) + </td></tr> + <tr valign=top align=left><td> + <code> <em>rank</em></code> + </td><td>An integer specifying the number of dimensions in the dataset.<br> + Example: <code> 4 </code> for a 4-dimensional dataset. + </td></tr> + + <tr valign=top align=left><td> + <hr><code>DIMENSION-SIZES</code> + </td><td><hr>Sizes of the dataset dimensions. (Required) + </td></tr> + <tr valign=top align=left><td> + <code> <em>dim_sizes</em></code> + </td><td>A string of space-separated integers + specifying the sizes of the dimensions in the dataset. + The number of sizes in this entry must match the value in + the <code>RANK</code> entry. + The fastest-changing dimension must be listed first.<br> + Example: <code> 4 3 4 38 </code> for a 38x4x3x4 dataset. + </td></tr> + + <tr valign=top align=left><td> + <hr><code>PATH</code> + </td><td><hr>Path of the output dataset. + </td></tr> + <tr valign=top align=left><td> + <code> <em>path</em></code> + </td><td>The full HDF5 pathname identifying the output dataset + relative to the root group within the output file.<br> + I.e., <code><em>path</em></code> is a string consisting of + optional group names, each followed by a slash, + and ending with a dataset name. + If the groups in the path do no exist, they will be + created.<br> + If <code>PATH</code> is not specified, the output dataset + is stored as a member of the root group and the + default dataset name is + <code>dataset1</code> for the first input dataset, + <code>dataset2</code> for the second input dataset, + <code>dataset3</code> for the third input dataset, etc.<br> + Note that <code>h5import</code> does not overwrite a + pre-existing dataset of the specified or default name. + When an existing dataset of a confilcting name is + encountered, <code>h5import</code> quits with an error; + the current input file and any subsequent input files + are not processed.<br> + Example: The configuration file entry + <table border=0> + <tr><td> </td><td> + <code>PATH grp1/grp2/dataset1</code> + </td></tr> + </table> + indicates that the output dataset <code>dataset1</code> will + be written in the group <code>grp2/</code> which is in + the group <code>grp1/</code>, + a member of the root group in the output file. + </td></tr> + + <tr valign=top align=left><td> + <hr><code>INPUT-CLASS </code> + </td><td><hr>A string denoting the type of input data. + </td></tr> + <tr valign=top align=left><td> + <code> TEXTIN</code> + </td><td>Input is signed integer data in an ASCII file. + </td></tr> + <tr valign=top align=left><td> + <code> TEXTUIN</code> + </td><td>Input is unsigned integer data in an ASCII file. + </td></tr> + <tr valign=top align=left><td> + <code> TEXTFP</code> + </td><td>Input is floating point data in fixed notation (e.g., 325.34) + in an ASCII file. + </td></tr> + <tr valign=top align=left><td> + <code> TEXTFPE</code> + </td><td>Input is floating point data in scientific notation (e.g., 3.2534E+02) + in an ASCII file.<br> + (Not implemented in this release.) + </td></tr> + <tr valign=top align=left><td> + <code> IN</code> + </td><td>Input is signed integer data in a binary file. + </td></tr> + <tr valign=top align=left><td> + <code> UIN</code> + </td><td>Input is unsigned integer data in a binary file. + </td></tr> + <tr valign=top align=left><td> + <code> FP</code> + </td><td>Input is floating point data in a binary file. (Default) + </td></tr> + <tr valign=top align=left><td> + <code> STR</code> + </td><td>Input is character data in an ASCII file. + With this value, the configuration keywords + <code>RANK</code>, <code>DIMENSION-SIZES</code>, + <code>OUTPUT-CLASS</code>, <code>OUTPUT-SIZE</code>, + <code>OUTPUT-ARCHITECTURE</code>, and <code>OUTPUT-BYTE-ORDER</code> + will be ignored.<br> + (Not implemented in this release.) + </td></tr> + + <tr valign=top align=left><td> + <hr><code>INPUT-SIZE</code> + </td><td><hr>An integer denoting the size of the input data, in bits. + </td></tr> + <tr valign=top align=left><td> + <code> 8</code><br> + <code> 16</code><br> + <code> 32</code><br> + <code> 64</code> + </td><td>For signed and unsigned integer data: + <code>TEXTIN</code>, <code>TEXTUIN</code>, + <code>IN</code>, or <code>UIN</code>. + (Default: <code> 32</code>) + </td></tr> + <tr valign=top align=left><td> + <code> 32</code><br> + <code> 64</code> + </td><td>For floating point data: + <code>TEXTFP</code>, <code>TEXTFPE</code>, + or <code>FP</code>. + (Default: <code> 32</code>) + </td></tr> - <p> - <b>The <code>help</code> option:</b><br> - The help option, expressed as one of - <table width=100% border=0> - <tr><td> </td><td> - <code>h5import -h</code><br> - or<br> - <code>h5import -help</code><br> - </td></tr> - <tr><td colspan="2">prints the <code>h5import</code> usage summary</td></tr> - <tr><td> </td><td> - <code> - h5import -h[elp], OR<br> + <tr valign=top align=left><td> + <hr><code>OUTPUT-CLASS </code> + </td><td><hr>A string denoting the type of output data. + </td></tr> + <tr valign=top align=left><td> + <code> IN</code> + </td><td>Output is signed integer data.<br> + (Default if <code>INPUT-CLASS</code> is + <code>IN</code> or <code>TEXTIN</code>) + </td></tr> + <tr valign=top align=left><td> + <code> UIN</code> + </td><td>Output is unsigned integer data.<br> + (Default if <code>INPUT-CLASS</code> is + <code>UIN</code> or <code>TEXTUIN</code>) + </td></tr> + <tr valign=top align=left><td> + <code> FP</code> + </td><td>Output is floating point data.<br> + (Default if <code>INPUT-CLASS</code> is not specified or is + <code>FP</code>, <code>TEXTFP</code>, or <code>TEXTFPE</code>) + </td></tr> + <tr valign=top align=left><td> + <code> STR</code> + </td><td>Output is character data, + to be written as a 1-dimensional array of strings.<br> + (Default if <code>INPUT-CLASS</code> is <code>STR</code>)<br> + (Not implemented in this release.) + </td></tr> + + <tr valign=top align=left><td> + <hr><code>OUTPUT-SIZE</code> + </td><td><hr>An integer denoting the size of the output data, in bits. + </td></tr> + <tr valign=top align=left><td> + <code> 8</code><br> + <code> 16</code><br> + <code> 32</code><br> + <code> 64</code> + </td><td>For signed and unsigned integer data: + <code>IN</code> or <code>UIN</code>. + (Default: Same as <code>INPUT-SIZE</code>, else <code> 32</code>) + </td></tr> + <tr valign=top align=left><td> + <code> 32</code><br> + <code> 64</code> + </td><td>For floating point data: + <code>FP</code>. + (Default: Same as <code>INPUT-SIZE</code>, else <code> 32</code>) + </td></tr> + + <tr valign=top align=left><td> + <hr><code>OUTPUT-ARCHITECTURE</code> + </td><td><hr>A string denoting the type of output architecture. + </td></tr> + <tr valign=top align=left><td> + <code> NATIVE</code><br> + <code> STD</code><br> + <code> IEEE</code><br> + <code> INTEL</code> *<br> + <code> CRAY</code> *<br> + <code> MIPS</code> *<br> + <code> ALPHA</code> *<br> + <code> UNIX</code> * + </td><td>See the "Predefined Atomic Types" section + in the "HDF5 Datatypes" chapter + of the <cite>HDF5 User's Guide</cite> + for a discussion of these architectures.<br> + Values marked with an asterisk (*) are not implemented in this release.<br> + (Default: <code>NATIVE</code>) + </td></tr> + + <tr valign=top align=left><td> + <hr><code>OUTPUT-BYTE-ORDER</code> + </td><td><hr>A string denoting the output byte order. + This entry is ignored if the <code>OUTPUT-ARCHITECTURE</code> + is not specified or if it is not specified as <code>IEEE</code>, + <code>UNIX</code>, or <code>STD</code>. + </td></tr> + <tr valign=top align=left><td> + <code> BE</code> + </td><td>Big-endian. (Default) + </td></tr> + <tr valign=top align=left><td> + <code> LE</code> + </td><td>Little-endian. + </td></tr> + + <tr valign=top align=left><td colspan="2"> + <hr>The following options are disabled by default, making + the default storage properties no chunking, no compression, + no external storage, and no extensible dimensions. + </td></tr> + + <tr valign=top align=left><td> + <hr><code>CHUNKED-DIMENSION-SIZES</code><br> + </td><td><hr>Dimension sizes of the chunk for chunked output data. + </td></tr> + <tr valign=top align=left><td> + <code> <em>chunk_dims</em></code> + </td><td>A string of space-separated integers specifying the + dimension sizes of the chunk for chunked output data. + The number of dimensions must correspond to the value + of <code>RANK</code>.<br> + The presence of this field indicates that the + output dataset is to be stored in chunked layout; + if this configuration field is absent, + the dataset will be stored in contiguous layout. + </td></tr> + + <tr valign=top align=left><td> + <hr><code>COMPRESSION-TYPE</code> + </td><td><hr>Type of compression to be used with chunked storage. + Requires that <code>CHUNKED-DIMENSION-SIZES</code> + be specified. + </td></tr> + <tr valign=top align=left><td> + <code> GZIP</code> + </td><td>Gzip compression.<br> + Othe compression algorithms are not implemented + in this release of <code>h5import</code>. + </td></tr> + + <tr valign=top align=left><td> + <hr><code>COMPRESSION-PARAM</code> + </td><td><hr>Compression level. + Required if <code>COMPRESSION-TYPE</code> is specified. + </td></tr> + <tr valign=top align=left><td> + <code> 1</code> through <code>9</code> + </td><td>Gzip compression levels: + <code>1</code> will result in the fastest compression + while <code>9</code> will result in the + best compression ratio.<br> + (Default: 6. The default gzip compression level is 6; + not all compression methods will have a default level.) + </td></tr> + + <tr valign=top align=left><td> + <hr><code>EXTERNAL-STORAGE</code> + </td><td><hr>Name of an external file in which to create the output dataset. + Cannot be used with <code>CHUNKED-DIMENSIONS-SIZES</code>, + <code>COMPRESSION-TYPE</code>, OR <code>MAXIMUM-DIMENSIONS</code>. + </td></tr> + <tr valign=top align=left><td> + <code> <i>external_file</i> </code> + <!-- THE EXTRA NON-BREAKING SPACES AT THE END OF THE PRECEDING LINE --> + <!-- ARE PADDING SPACES TO ENSURE THE PROPER FORMATTING OF THIS TABLE. --> + <!-- DO NOT REMOVE THEM!!!!!!!!!!!!! --> + </td><td>A string specifying the name of an external file. + </td></tr> + + <tr valign=top align=left><td> + <hr><code>MAXIMUM-DIMENSIONS</code> + </td><td><hr>Maximum sizes of all dimensions. + Requires that <code>CHUNKED-DIMENSION-SIZES</code> be specified. + </td></tr> + <tr valign=top align=left><td> + <code> <em>max_dims</em></code> + </td><td>A string of space-separated integers specifying the + maximum size of each dimension of the output dataset. + A value of <code>-1</code> for any dimension implies + unlimited size for that particular dimension.<br> + The number of dimensions must correspond to the value + of <code>RANK</code>.<br> + </td></tr> + + <tr valign=top align=left><td><hr></td><td><hr></td></tr> + </table> + + <p> + <b>The <code>help</code> option:</b><br> + The help option, expressed as one of + <table width=100% border=0> + <tr><td> </td><td> + <code>h5import -h</code><br> + or<br> + <code>h5import -help</code><br> + </td></tr> + <tr><td colspan="2">prints the <code>h5import</code> usage summary</td></tr> + <tr><td> </td><td> + <code> + h5import -h[elp], OR<br> h5import <infile> <options> - [<infile> <options>...] - -o[utfile] <outfile></code> - </td></tr> - <tr><td colspan="2">then exits.</td></tr> - </table> - <p> - + [<infile> <options>...] + -o[utfile] <outfile></code> + </td></tr> + <tr><td colspan="2">then exits.</td></tr> + </table> + <p> + <dt><strong>Options and Parameters:</strong> <dl> <dt><code>infile(s)</code> <dd>Name of the Input file(s). <dt><code>in_options</code> <dd>Input options. Note that while only the <code>-dims</code> argument - is required, arguments must used in the order in which they are listed below. - <dl> - <dt><code>-d <em>dim_list</em></code> - <dt><code>-dims <em>dim_list</em></code> - <dd>Input data dimensions. - <code><em>dim_list</em></code> is a string of - comma-separated numbers with no spaces - describing the dimensions of the input data. - For example, a 50 x 100 2-dimensional array would be - specified as <code>-dims 50,100</code>.<br> - Required argument: if no configuration file is used, - this command-line argument is mandatory. - <dt><code>-p <em>pathname</em></code> - <dt><code>-pathname <em>pathname</em></code> - <dd><code><em>pathname</em></code> is a string consisiting of - one or more strings separated by '/' specifying the path - of the dataset in the output file. - If the groups in the path do no exist, they will be created.<br> - Optional argument: if not specified, - the default path is <code>/dataset1</code>.<br> - <code>h5import</code> does not check for a pre-existing dataset - of the specified or default name; it overwrites any such dataset - without offering an opportunity to preserve it. - <dt><code>-t <em>input_class</em></code> - <dt><code>-type <em>input_class</em></code> - <dd><code><em>input_class</em></code> specifies the class of the - input data and determines the class of the output data.<br> - Valid values are as defined in the "ZZZinput_classZZZ" - section of "ZZZconfig_fileZZZ".<br> - Optional argument: if not specified, - the default value is <code>FP</code>. - <dt><code>-s <em>input_size</em></code> - <dt><code>-size <em>input_size</em></code> - <dd><code><em>input_size</em></code> specifies the size in bits - of the input data and determines the size of the output data.<br> - Valid values for signed or unsigned integers are - <code>8</code>, <code>16</code>, <code>32</code>, and <code>64</code>.<br> - Valid values for floating point data are - <code>32</code> and <code>64</code>.<br> - Optional argument: if not specified, - the default value is <code>32</code>. - <dt><code>-c <em>config_file</em></code> - <dd><code><em>config_file</em></code> specifies a configuration file.<br> - This argument replaces all other arguments except - <code><em>infile</em></code>and <code>-o <em>outfile</em></code> - </dl> + is required, arguments must used in the order in which they are listed below. + <dl> + <dt><code>-d <em>dim_list</em></code> + <dt><code>-dims <em>dim_list</em></code> + <dd>Input data dimensions. + <code><em>dim_list</em></code> is a string of + comma-separated numbers with no spaces + describing the dimensions of the input data. + For example, a 50 x 100 2-dimensional array would be + specified as <code>-dims 50,100</code>.<br> + Required argument: if no configuration file is used, + this command-line argument is mandatory. + <dt><code>-p <em>pathname</em></code> + <dt><code>-pathname <em>pathname</em></code> + <dd><code><em>pathname</em></code> is a string consisting of + one or more strings separated by slashes (<code>/</code>) + specifying the path of the dataset in the output file. + If the groups in the path do no exist, they will be + created.<br> + Optional argument: if not specified, + the default path is + <code>dataset1</code> for the first input dataset, + <code>dataset2</code> for the second input dataset, + <code>dataset3</code> for the third input dataset, + etc.<br> + <code>h5import</code> does not overwrite a pre-existing + dataset of the specified or default name. + When an existing dataset of a confilcting name is + encountered, <code>h5import</code> quits with an error; + the current input file and any subsequent input files + are not processed. + <dt><code>-t <em>input_class</em></code> + <dt><code>-type <em>input_class</em></code> + <dd><code><em>input_class</em></code> specifies the class of the + input data and determines the class of the output data.<br> + Valid values are as defined in the Keyword/Values table + in the section "The configuration file" above.<br> + Optional argument: if not specified, + the default value is <code>FP</code>. + <dt><code>-s <em>input_size</em></code> + <dt><code>-size <em>input_size</em></code> + <dd><code><em>input_size</em></code> specifies the size in bits + of the input data and determines the size of the output data.<br> + Valid values for signed or unsigned integers are + <code>8</code>, <code>16</code>, <code>32</code>, and <code>64</code>.<br> + Valid values for floating point data are + <code>32</code> and <code>64</code>.<br> + Optional argument: if not specified, + the default value is <code>32</code>. + <dt><code>-c <em>config_file</em></code> + <dd><code><em>config_file</em></code> specifies a + configuration file.<br> + This argument replaces all other arguments except + <code><em>infile</em></code> and + <code>-o <em>outfile</em></code> + </dl> <dt><code>outfile</code> <dd>Name of the HDF5 output file. </dl> <dt><strong>Examples:</strong> <dd><b>Using command-line arguments:</b> - <table width=100% border=0> - <tr><td colspan=2> - <code>h5import infile -dims 2,3,4 -type TEXTIN -size 32 -o out1</code> - </td></tr><tr><td> </td><td> - This command creates a file <code>out1</code> containing - a single 2x3x4 32-bit integer dataset. - Since no pathname is specified, the dataset is stored - in <code>out1</code> as <code>/dataset1</code>. - </td></tr><tr><td colspan=2> - <code>h5import infile -dims 20,50 -path bin1/dset1 -type FP -size 64 -o out2</code> - </td></tr><tr><td> </td><td> - This command creates a file <code>out2</code> containing - a single a 20x50 64-bit floating point dataset. - The dataset is stored in <code>out2</code> as <code>/bin1/dset1</code>. - </td></tr> - </table> + <table width=100% border=0> + <tr><td colspan=2> + <code>h5import infile -dims 2,3,4 -type TEXTIN -size 32 -o out1</code> + </td></tr><tr><td> </td><td> + This command creates a file <code>out1</code> containing + a single 2x3x4 32-bit integer dataset. + Since no pathname is specified, the dataset is stored + in <code>out1</code> as <code>/dataset1</code>. + </td></tr><tr><td colspan=2> + <code>h5import infile -dims 20,50 -path bin1/dset1 -type FP -size 64 -o out2</code> + </td></tr><tr><td> </td><td> + This command creates a file <code>out2</code> containing + a single a 20x50 64-bit floating point dataset. + The dataset is stored in <code>out2</code> as <code>/bin1/dset1</code>. + </td></tr> + </table> <dd><b>Sample configuration files:</b><br> - The following configuration file specifies the following:<br> - – The input data is a 5x2x4 floating point array in an ASCII file.<br> - – The output dataset will be saved in chunked layout, - with chunk dimension sizes of 2x2x2.<br> - – The output datatype will be 64-bit floating point, little-endian, IEEE.<br> - – The output dataset will be stored in <code><em>outfile</em></code> - at <code>/work/h5/pkamat/First-set</code>.<br> - – The maximum dimension sizes of the output dataset - will be 8x8x(unlimited). - <pre> - PATH work h5 pkamat First-set + The following configuration file specifies the following:<br> + – The input data is a 5x2x4 floating point array in + an ASCII file.<br> + – The output dataset will be saved in chunked layout, + with chunk dimension sizes of 2x2x2.<br> + – The output datatype will be 64-bit floating point, + little-endian, IEEE.<br> + – The output dataset will be stored in + <code><em>outfile</em></code> + at <code>/work/h5/pkamat/First-set</code>.<br> + – The maximum dimension sizes of the output dataset + will be 8x8x(unlimited). + <pre> + PATH work/h5/pkamat/First-set INPUT-CLASS TEXTFP RANK 3 DIMENSION-SIZES 5 2 4 @@ -1188,31 +1326,33 @@ to convert files from HDF4 format to HDF5 format and vice versa. OUTPUT-SIZE 64 OUTPUT-ARCHITECTURE IEEE OUTPUT-BYTE-ORDER LE - CHUNKED-DIMENSION 2 2 2 + CHUNKED-DIMENSION-SIZES 2 2 2 MAXIMUM-DIMENSIONS 8 8 -1 - </pre> - + </pre> + The next configuration file specifies the following:<br> - – The input data is a 6x3x5x2x4 integer array in a binary file.<br> - – The output dataset will be saved in chunked layout, - with chunk dimension sizes of 2x2x2x2x2.<br> - – The output datatype will be 32-bit integer in <code>NATIVE</code> format - (as the output architecure is not specified).<br> + – The input data is a 6x3x5x2x4 integer array in + a binary file.<br> + – The output dataset will be saved in chunked layout, + with chunk dimension sizes of 2x2x2x2x2.<br> + – The output datatype will be 32-bit integer in + <code>NATIVE</code> format + (as the output architecure is not specified).<br> – The output dataset will be compressed using Gzip compression - with a compression level of 7.<br> - – The output dataset will be stored in <code><em>outfile</em></code> - at <code>/Second-set</code>. - <pre> + with a compression level of 7.<br> + – The output dataset will be stored in + <code><em>outfile</em></code> at <code>/Second-set</code>. + <pre> PATH Second-set - INPUT-CLASS IN + INPUT-CLASS IN RANK 5 DIMENSION-SIZES 6 3 5 2 4 OUTPUT-CLASS IN OUTPUT-SIZE 32 - CHUNKED-DIMENSION 2 2 2 2 2 + CHUNKED-DIMENSION-SIZES 2 2 2 2 2 COMPRESSION-TYPE GZIP COMPRESSION-PARAM 7 - </pre> + </pre> <!-- @@ -1466,7 +1606,7 @@ to convert files from HDF4 format to HDF5 format and vice versa. In this inital version, <code>h4toh5</code> converts the following HDF4 objects: <center> - <table width=75% border=0> + <table width=75% border=0> <tr><th width=40% valign=top align=left> HDF4 Object </td><th width=60% valign=top align=left> @@ -1528,6 +1668,279 @@ to convert files from HDF4 format to HDF5 format and vice versa. <hr> <dl> +<dt><strong>Tool Name:</strong> <a name="Tools-Perf">h5perf</a> +<dt><strong>Syntax:</strong> + <dd><code>h5perf </code>[<code>-h </code>|<code> --help</code>] + <dd><code>h5perf </code>[<em>options</em>] +<!-- + [<code>-a</code> <em>size</em> | <code>--align=</code><em>size</em>] + [<code>-A</code> <em>api_list</em> | <code>--api=</code><em>api_list</em>] + [<code>-B</code> <em>size</em> | <code>--block-size=</code><em>size</em>] + [<code>-c</code> | <code>--chunk</code>] + [<code>-C</code> | <code>--collective</code>] + [<code>-d</code> <em>N</em> | <code>--num-dsets</code><em>N</em>] + [<code>-D</code> <em>debug_flags</em> | <code>--debug=</code><em>debug_flags</em>] + [<code>-e</code> <em>size</em> | <code>--num-bytes=</code><em>size</em>] + [<code>-F</code> <em>N</em> | <code>--num-files=</code><em>N</em>] + [<code>-i</code> <em>N</em> | <code>--num-iterations=</code><em>N</em>] + [<code>-I</code> | <code>--interleaved</code>] + [<code>-m</code> | <code>--mpi-posix</code>] + [<code>-n</code> | <code>--no-fill</code>] + [<code>-o</code> <em>file</em> | <code> --output=</code><em>file</em>] + [<code>-p</code> <em>N</em> | <code>--min-num-processes=</code><em>N</em>] + [<code>-P</code> <em>N</em> | <code>--max-num-processes=</code><em>N</em>] + [<code>-T</code> <em>size</em> | <code>--threshold=</code><em>size</em>] + [<code>-w</code> | <code>--write-only</code>] + [<code>-x</code> <em>size</em> | <code>--min-xfer-size=</code><em>size</em>] + [<code>-X</code> <em>size</em> | <code>--max-xfer-size=</code>size<em></em>] +--> + +<dt><strong>Purpose:</strong> + <dd>Tests Parallel HDF5 performance. +<dt><strong>Description:</strong> + <dd><code>h5perf</code> provides tools for testing the performance + of the Parallel HDF5 library. + <p> + The following environment variables have the following + effects on <code>H5perf</code> behavior: + <table border=0> + <tr align="left" valign="top"><td> </td><td> + <code>HDF5_NOCLEANUP</code></td><td> + If set, <code>h5perf</code> does not remove data files. + (Default: Remove)</td></tr> + <tr align="left" valign="top"><td> </td><td> + <code>HDF5_MPI_INFO</code></td><td> + Must be set to a string containing a list of semi-colon separated + key=value pairs for the MPI <code>INFO</code> object.<br> + Example:</td></tr> + <tr align="left" valign="top"><td> </td><td> + <code>HDF5_PARAPREFIX </code></td><td> + Sets the prefix for paralllel output data files.</td></tr> + </table> +<dt><strong>Options and Parameters:</strong> + <dl> + <dt>These terms are used as follows in this section: + <table border="0"> + <tr align="left" valign="top"><td> </td><td> + <em>file </em></td><td> + A filename</td></tr> + <tr align="left" valign="top"><td> </td><td> + <em>size</em></td><td> + A size specifier, expressed as an integer greater than or equal + to 0 (zero) followed by a size indicator:<br> + <code>K </code> for kilobytes (1024 bytes)<br> + <code>M </code> for megabytes (1048576 bytes)<br> + <code>G </code> for gigabytes (1073741824 bytes)<br> + Example: <code>37M</code> specifies 37 megabytes or 38797312 bytes.</td></tr> + <tr align="left" valign="top"><td> </td><td> + <em>N</em></td><td> + An integer greater than or equal to 0 (zero)</td></tr> + </table> + <p> + <dt><code>-h</code>, <code>--help</code> + <dd>Prints a usage message and exits. + <dt><code>-a</code> <em>size</em>, <code>--align=</code><em>size</em> + <dd>Specifies the alignment of objects in the HDF5 file. + (Default: 1) + <dt><code>-A</code> <em>api_list</em>, <code>--api=</code><em>api_list</em> + <dd>Specifies which APIs to test. + <em>api_list</em> is a comma-separated list with the + following valid values: + <table border="0"> + <tr align="left" valign="top"><td> </td><td> + <code>phdf5 </code></td><td>Parallel HDF5</td></tr> + <tr align="left" valign="top"><td> </td><td> + <code>mpiio</code></td><td>MPI-I/O</td></tr> + <tr align="left" valign="top"><td> </td><td> + <code>posix</code></td><td>POSIX</td></tr> + </table> + (Default: All APIs)<br><br> + Example, <code>--api=mpiio,phdf5</code> specifies that the + MPI I/O and parallel HDf5 APIs are to be monitored.<br><br> + <dt><code>-B</code> <em>size</em>, <code>--block-size=</code><em>size</em> + <dd>Specifies the block size within the transfer buffer. + (Default: 128K)<br><br> + Block size versus transfer buffer size: + The <em>transfer buffer size</em> is the size of a + buffer in memory. The data in that buffer is broken + into <em>block size</em> pieces and written to the + file.<br><br> + Transfer block size is set by the + <code>-x</code> (or <code>--min-xfer-size</code>) and + <code>-X</code> (or <code>--max-xfer-size</code>) + options.<br> + The pattern in which the blocks + are written to the file is described in the discussion + of the <code>-I</code> (or <code>--interleaved</code>) + option.<br><br> + <dt><code>-c</code>, <code>--chunk</code> + <dd>Creates HDF5 datasets in chunked layout. + (Default: Off) + <dt><code>-C</code>, <code>--collective</code> + <dd>Use collective I/O for the MPI I/O and Parallel HDF5 APIs.<br> + (Default: Off, i.e., independent I/O)<br><br> + If this option is set and the MPI-I/O and PHDF5 APIs + are in use, all the blocks in each transfer buffer + will be written at once with an MPI derived type. + <br><br> + <dt><code>-d</code> <em>N</em>, <code>--num-dsets</code><em>N</em> + <dd>Sets the number of datasets per file. + (Default: <code>1</code>) + <dt><code>-D</code> <em>debug_flags</em>, <code>--debug=</code><em>debug_flags</em> + <dd>Sets the debugging level. + <em>debug_flags</em> is a comma-separated list of + debugging flags with the following valid values: + <table border="0"> + <tr align="left" valign="top"><td> </td><td> + <code>1 </code></td><td>Minimal debugging</td></tr> + <tr align="left" valign="top"><td> </td><td> + <code>2</code></td><td>Moderate debugging (“not quite everything”)</td></tr> + <tr align="left" valign="top"><td> </td><td> + <code>3</code></td><td>Extensive debugging (“everything”)</td></tr> + <tr align="left" valign="top"><td> </td><td> + <code>4</code></td><td>All possible debugging (“the kitchen sink”)</td></tr> + <tr align="left" valign="top"><td> </td><td> + <code>r</code></td><td>Raw data I/O throughput information</td></tr> + <tr align="left" valign="top"><td> </td><td> + <code>t</code></td><td>Times, in additions to throughputs</td></tr> + <tr align="left" valign="top"><td> </td><td> + <code>v</code></td><td>Verify data correctness</td></tr> + </table> + (Default: No debugging)<br><br> + Example: <code>--debug=2,r,t</code> specifies to + run a moderate level of debugging + while collecting raw data I/O throughput information + and verifying the correctness of the data.<br><br> + <dt><code>-e</code> <em>size</em>, <code>--num-bytes=</code><em>size</em> + <dd>Specifies the number of bytes per process per dataset. + (Default: <code>256K</code>) + <dt><code>-F</code> <em>N</em>, <code>--num-files=</code><em>N</em> + <dd>Specifies the number of files. + (Default: <code>1</code>) + <dt><code>-i</code> <em>N</em>, <code>--num-iterations=</code><em>N</em> + <dd>Sets the number of iterations to perform. + (Default: <code>1</code>) + <dt><code>-I</code>, <code>--interleaved</code> + <dd>Sets interleaved block I/O.<br> + (Default: Contiguous block I/O)<br><br> + Interleaved vs. Contiguous blocks + in a parallel environment:<br> + When contiguous blocks are written to a dataset, + the dataset is divided into <em>m</em> regions, + where <em>m</em> is the number of processes writing + separate portions of the dataset. Each process + then writes data to its own region. + When interleaved blocks are written to a dataset, + space for the first block of the first process is + allocated in the dataset, then space is allocated + for the first block of the second process, etc., + until space has been allocated for the first block + of each process. Space is then allocated for + the second block of the first process, + the second block of the second process, etc.<br><br> + For example, in the case of a 4 process run + with 1M bytes-per-process, 256K transfer buffer size, + and 64KB block size, 16 <em>contiguous</em> blocks + per process would be written to the file in the + manner<br> + <code> 1111111111111111222222222222222233333333333333334444444444444444</code><br> + while 16 interleaved blocks per process would be + written to the file as + <code> 1234123412341234123412341234123412341234123412341234123412341234</code><br> + If collective I/O is turned on, all of the four + blocks per transfer buffer will be written in + one collective I/O call.<br><br> + <dt><code>-m</code>, <code>--mpi-posix</code> + <dd>Sets use of MPI-posix driver for HDF5 I/O. + (Default: MPI-I/O driver) + <dt><code>-n</code>, <code>--no-fill</code> + <dd>Specifies to not write fill values to HDF5 datasets. + This option is supported only in HDF5 Release v1.6 or later.<br> + (Default: Off, i.e., write fill values) + <dt><code>-o</code> <em>file</em>, <code> --output=</code><em>file</em> + <dd>Sets the output file for raw data to <em>file</em>. + (Default: None) + <dt><code>-p</code> <em>N</em>, <code>--min-num-processes=</code><em>N</em> + <dd>Sets the minimum number of processes to be used. + (Default: <code>1</code>) + <dt><code>-P</code> <em>N</em>, <code>--max-num-processes=</code><em>N</em> + <dd>Sets the maximum number of processes to be used.<br> + (Default: All <code>MPI_COMM_WORLD</code>processes) + <dt><code>-T</code> <em>size</em>, <code>--threshold=</code><em>size</em> + <dd>Sets the threshold for alignment of objects in the HDF5 file. + (Default: <code>1</code>) + <dt><code>-w</code>, <code>--write-only</code> + <dd>Performs only write tests, not read tests. + (Default: Read and write tests) + <dt><code>-x</code> <em>size</em>, <code>--min-xfer-size=</code><em>size</em> + <dd>Sets the minimum transfer buffer size. + (Default: <code>128K</code>) + <dt><code>-X</code> <em>size</em>, <code>--max-xfer-size=</code>size<em></em> + <dd>Sets the maximum transfer buffer size. + (Default: <code>1M</code>) + </dl> +<!-- +<dt><strong>Current Status:</strong> + <dd> +<dt><strong>See Also:</strong> + <dd> +--> +</dl> + + +<hr> +<dl> +<dt><strong>Tool Name:</strong> <a name="Tools-Redeploy">h5redeploy</a> +<dt><strong>Syntax:</strong> + <dd><code>h5redeploy </code> + [<code>help </code> | <code>-help</code>] + <dd><code>h5redeploy </code> + [<code>-echo</code>] + [<code>-force</code>] + [<code>-prefix=</code><em>dir</em>] + [<code>-tool=</code><em>tool</em>] + [<code>-show</code>] +<dt><strong>Purpose:</strong> + <dd>Updates HDF5 compiler tools after an HDF5 software installation + in a new location. +<dt><strong>Description:</strong> + <dd><code>h5redeploy</code> updates the HDF5 compiler tools after + the HDF5 software has been installed in a new location. + +<dt><strong>Options and Parameters:</strong> + <dl> + <dt><code>help</code>, <code>-help</code> + <dd>Prints a help message. + <dt><code>-echo</code> + <dd>Shows all the shell commands executed. + <dt><code>-force</code> + <dd>Performs the requested action without offerring any prompt + requesting confirmation. + <dt><code>-prefix=</code><em>dir</em> + <dd>Specifies a new directory in which to find the + HDF5 subdirectories <code>lib/</code> and + <code>include/</code>.<br> + (Default: current working directory) + <dt><code>-tool=</code><em>tool</em> + <dd>Specifies the tool to update. + <em>tool</em> must be in the current directory + and must be writable.<br> + (Default: <code>h5cc</code>) + <dt><code>-show</code> + <dd>Shows all of the shell commands to be executed + without actually executing them. + </dl> +<!-- +<dt><strong>Current Status:</strong> + <dd> +<dt><strong>See Also:</strong> + <dd> +--> +</dl> + + +<hr> +<dl> <dt><strong>Tool Name:</strong> <a name="Tools-H5CC">h5cc</a> <dt><strong>Syntax:</strong> <dd><code>h5cc @@ -1537,7 +1950,7 @@ to convert files from HDF4 format to HDF5 format and vice versa. <dt><strong>Description:</strong> <dd><code>h5cc</code> can be used in much the same way MPIch is used to compile an HDF5 program. It takes care of specifying where the - HDF5 header files and libraries are on the commandline. + HDF5 header files and libraries are on the command line. <p> <code>h5cc</code> supercedes all other compiler scripts in that if you've used them to compile the HDF5 library, then @@ -1571,9 +1984,9 @@ to convert files from HDF4 format to HDF5 format and vice versa. <dd>Show all the shell commands executed. <dt><code>-prefix=DIR</code> <dd>Use the directory <code><em>DIR</em></code> to find the HDF5 - <code>lib/</code> and <code>include/</code> subdirectories. + <code>lib/</code> and <code>include/</code> subdirectories. <br> - Default: prefix specified when configuring HDF5. + Default: prefix specified when configuring HDF5. <dt><code>-show</code> <dd>Show the commands without executing them. <dt><code>-shlib</code> @@ -1582,7 +1995,7 @@ to convert files from HDF4 format to HDF5 format and vice versa. <dd>Compile using static HDF5 libraries [default]. <dt><em><compile line></em> <dd>The normal compile line options for your compiler. - <code>h5cc</code> uses the same compiler you used to compile HDF5. + <code>h5cc</code> uses the same compiler you used to compile HDF5. Check your compiler's manual for more information on which options are needed. </dl> @@ -1619,7 +2032,7 @@ to convert files from HDF4 format to HDF5 format and vice versa. <dd><p> <code>h5fc</code> can be used in much the same way MPIch is used to compile an HDF5 program. It takes care of specifying where the - HDF5 header files and libraries are on the commandline. + HDF5 header files and libraries are on the command line. <p> <code>h5fc</code> supercedes all other compiler scripts in that if you've used them to compile the HDF5 Fortran library, then @@ -1638,7 +2051,7 @@ to convert files from HDF4 format to HDF5 format and vice versa. An example of how to use <code>h5fc</code> to compile the program <code>hdf_prog</code>, which consists of modules <code>prog1.f90</code> and <code>prog2.f90</code> - and uses the HDF5 Fortran library, would be as follows: + and uses the HDF5 Fortran library, would be as follows: <pre> # h5fc -c prog1.f90 # h5fc -c prog2.f90 @@ -1653,16 +2066,16 @@ to convert files from HDF4 format to HDF5 format and vice versa. <dd>Show all the shell commands executed. <dt><code>-prefix=DIR</code> <dd>Use the directory <code>DIR</code> to find HDF5 - <code>lib/</code> and <code>include/</code> subdirectories - <br> + <code>lib/</code> and <code>include/</code> subdirectories + <br> Default: prefix specified when configuring HDF5. <dt><code>-show</code> <dd>Show the commands without executing them. <dt><em><compile line></em> <dd>The normal compile line options for your compiler. - <code>h5fc</code> uses the same compiler you used + <code>h5fc</code> uses the same compiler you used to compile HDF5. Check your compiler's manual for - more information on which options are needed. + more information on which options are needed. </dl> <dt><strong>Environment Variables:</strong> <dd>When set, these environment variables override some of the built-in @@ -1682,6 +2095,79 @@ to convert files from HDF4 format to HDF5 format and vice versa. </dl> +<hr> +<dl> +<dt><strong>Tool Name:</strong> <a name="Tools-H5C++">h5c++</a> +<dt><strong>Syntax:</strong> + <dd><code>h5c++ + [</code><em>OPTIONS</em><code>]</code> <em><compile line></em> +<dt><strong>Purpose:</strong> + <dd>Helper script to compile HDF5 C++ applications. +<dt><strong>Description:</strong> + <dd><p> + <code>h5c++</code> can be used in much the same way MPIch is used + to compile an HDF5 program. It takes care of specifying where the + HDF5 header files and libraries are on the command line. + <p> + <code>h5c++</code> supercedes all other compiler scripts in that + if you've used one set of compiler scripts to compile the + HDF5 C++ library, then <code>h5c++</code> uses those same scripts. + For example, when compiling an MPIch program, + you use the <code>mpiCC</code> script. + <p> + Some programs use HDF5 in only a few modules. It isn't necessary + to use <code>h5c++</code> to compile those modules which don't use + HDF5. In fact, since <code>h5c++</code> is only a convenience + script, you are still able to compile HDF5 C++ modules in the + normal way. In that case, you will have to specify the HDF5 libraries + and include paths yourself. + <p> + An example of how to use <code>h5c++</code> to compile the program + <code>hdf_prog</code>, which consists of modules + <code>prog1.cpp</code> and <code>prog2.cpp</code> + and uses the HDF5 C++ library, would be as follows: + <pre> + # h5c++ -c prog1.cpp + # h5c++ -c prog2.cpp + # h5c++ -o hdf_prog prog1.o prog2.o</pre> +<dt><strong>Options and Parameters:</strong> + <dd> + <dl> + <dt><code>-help</code> + <dd>Prints a help message. + <dt><code>-echo</code> + <dd>Show all the shell commands executed. + <dt><code>-prefix=DIR</code> + <dd>Use the directory <code>DIR</code> to find HDF5 + <code>lib/</code> and <code>include/</code> subdirectories + <br> + Default: prefix specified when configuring HDF5. + <dt><code>-show</code> + <dd>Show the commands without executing them. + <dt><em><compile line></em> + <dd>The normal compile line options for your compiler. + <code>h5c++</code> uses the same compiler you used + to compile HDF5. Check your compiler's manual for + more information on which options are needed. + </dl> +<dt><strong>Environment Variables:</strong> + <dd>When set, these environment variables override some of the built-in + defaults of <code>h5c++</code>. + <dl> + <dt><code>HDF5_CXX</code> + <dd>Use a different C++ compiler. + <dt><code>HDF5_CXXLINKER</code> + <dd>Use a different linker. + </dl> +<!-- +<dt><strong>Current Status:</strong> + <dd> +<dt><strong>See Also:</strong> + <dd> + --> +</dl> + + <!-- Template, next 40 lines --> <!-- Template, next 40 lines --> <!-- Template, next 40 lines @@ -1768,7 +2254,7 @@ And in this document, the Describes HDF5 Release 1.5, Unreleased Development Branch </address><!-- #EndLibraryItem --> -Last modified: 30 May 2003 +Last modified: 11 June 2003 </body> </html> |