[svn-r44] ./src/H5D.c

	I commented out a bunch of code in H5D_flush() so I could
	compile and link the test cases.  If you commit your changes
	to that file, whatever they may be, I'll change H5D_flush() to
	use the new directory functions described below...

./src/H5G.c
	H5G_namei()
	-----------
	Understands files without directories. The root object
	(directory or not) can be found by asking for `/' (or any
	equivalent absolute or relative name like `/.//.///' or
	`.//.///' (if the cwd is the root)) or by name like `/foo' (or
	any other equivalent absolute or relative name) if the object
	has a name message with the value `foo'.  This function is
	used by most of the other H5G functions so they now understand
	directory-less files too.

	H5G_new()
	---------
	Creates the root directory implicitly if it doesn't already
	exist, moving any previous non-directory root object into the
	new root directory before creating the requested directory
	within the root.  The creation of the root directory happens
	first, regardless of whether the requested directory creation
	succeeds.  Once the root directory is created it never
	disappears even if the file later has only one object.  This
	"feature" can be used to force a file to have a root directory
	by saying something like:

	  H5G_new (..., "/", ...);
	  H5ECLEAR; /*we don't care about the H5E_EXISTS failure*/

	The H5G_new() in the previous example fails because the root
	directory is created implicitly before we attempt to create
	the requested "/" directory.

	H5G_find()
	----------
	Understands files without directories.  If there is no root
	object then this function is guaranteed to fail even if the
	request is for `/'.  As mentioned for H5G_namei(), the root
	object can be retrieved with `/' or `/foo' (or equivalent
	absolute or relative names).

	H5G_insert()
	------------
	Understands files without directories and attempts to create
	such files when there is only one object.  The root symbol
	table is created implicitly when necessary.

	A root object can be given a name message by the caller and
	then inserted with the name `/' or it can be inserted with
	the name `/foo' in which case H5G_insert() will set the name
	message to `foo'.

	H5G_modify()
	------------
	Understands files without directories.

./src/H5Fprivate.h
	Removed the root_type field from hdf5_file_t.

./src/H5Fprivate.h
./src/H5F.c
	Removed H5F_root_type()

./src/H5Fpublic.h
	Removed H5F_root_symtype_t.

./src/H5Oprivate.h
./src/H5O.c
	Added H5O_remove() which is currently a no-op.

1 files changed, 3 insertions, 0 deletions

diff --git a/src/H5D.c b/src/H5D.c
index 05316a3..54b3e5f 100644
--- a/src/H5D.c
+++ b/src/H5D.c
@@ -36,6 +36,7 @@ static char RcsId[] = "@(#)$Revision$";
 #include <H5Aprivate.h> /* Atoms */
 #include <H5Dprivate.h> /* Dataset functions */
 #include <H5Eprivate.h> /* Error handling */
+#include <H5Mprivate.h> /* Meta data */
 
 #define PABLO_MASK	H5D_mask
 
@@ -269,6 +270,7 @@ herr_t H5D_flush(hatom_t oid)
     /* Check if we have information to flush to the file... */
     if(dataset->modified==BTRUE)
       {
+#if 0
         /* Check if we need to create the dataset header and insert the dataset in the file's hierarchy */
         if(dataset->header==0)
           {
@@ -333,6 +335,7 @@ herr_t H5D_flush(hatom_t oid)
             
             /* Add the appropriate messages for the dataset */
           } /* end if */
+#endif
       } /* end if */
 
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