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-<h1>Heap Management in HDF5</h1>
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-Heap functions are in the H5H package.
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-
-off_t
-H5H_new (hdf5_file_t *f, size_t size_hint, size_t realloc_hint);
-
-	Creates a new heap in the specified file which can efficiently
-	store at least SIZE_HINT bytes.  The heap can store more than
-	that, but doing so may cause the heap to become less efficient
-	(for instance, a heap implemented as a B-tree might become
-	discontigous).  The REALLOC_HINT is the minimum number of bytes
-	by which the heap will grow when it must be resized. The hints
-	may be zero in which case reasonable (but probably not
-	optimal) values will be chosen.
-
-	The return value is the address of the new heap relative to
-	the beginning of the file boot block.
-
-off_t
-H5H_insert (hdf5_file_t *f, off_t addr, size_t size, const void *buf);
-
-	Copies SIZE bytes of data from BUF into the heap whose address
-	is ADDR in file F.  BUF must be the _entire_ heap object.  The
-	return value is the byte offset of the new data in the heap.
-
-void *
-H5H_read (hdf5_file_t *f, off_t addr, off_t offset, size_t size, void *buf);
-
-	Copies SIZE bytes of data from the heap whose address is ADDR
-	in file F into BUF and then returns the address of BUF.  If
-	BUF is the null pointer then a new buffer will be malloc'd by
-	this function and its address is returned.
-
-	Returns buffer address or null.
-
-const void *
-H5H_peek (hdf5_file_t *f, off_t addr, off_t offset)
-
-	A more efficient version of H5H_read that returns a pointer
-	directly into the cache; the data is not copied from the cache
-	to a buffer.  The pointer is valid until the next call to an
-	H5AC function directly or indirectly.
-
-	Returns a pointer or null.  Do not free the pointer.
-
-void *
-H5H_write (hdf5_file_t *f, off_t addr, off_t offset, size_t size,
-           const void *buf);
-
-	Modifies (part of) an object in the heap at address ADDR of
-	file F by copying SIZE bytes from the beginning of BUF to the
-	file.  OFFSET is the address withing the heap where the output
-	is to occur.
-
-	This function can fail if the combination of OFFSET and SIZE
-	would write over a boundary between two heap objects.
-
-herr_t
-H5H_remove (hdf5_file_t *f, off_t addr, off_t offset, size_t size);
-
-	Removes an object or part of an object which begins at byte
-	OFFSET within a heap whose address is ADDR in file F.  SIZE
-	bytes are returned to the free list.  Removing the middle of
-	an object has the side effect that one object is now split
-	into two objects.
-
-	Returns success or failure.
-
-===========================================
-Last Modified:  8 July 1998 (technical content)
-Last Modified:  28 April 2000 (included in HDF5 Technical Notes)
-HDF Help Desk:  hdfhelp@ncsa.uiuc.edu
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