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Purpose: Windows maintenance and code cleanup
Description: There were a lot of places in the source code where varibale
was declared but never used.
Solution: Cleaned the source code to avoid warnings on Windows adn Unix
platforms.
Platforms tested: arabica, modi4, Windows
Probably my environment is wrong on Linux, cannot
compile at all when fortran is enabled
If daily tests fails tomorrow, this will be my fault
but I want to go home now :-)
Misc. update:
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Purpose: Added copyright statement; cleaned code and fixed bugs for
Windows and Cray T90IEEE
Description: Fortran files did not have copyright statement; VL types
did not work on T90IEEE since I never brought the correct code
from 1.4 branch; there were compilation warnings on Windows;
some character parameters were not passed correctly to C stubs
causing tests to fail on Windows.
Solution: Added copyright statement and clean the code.
Platforms tested: CRAY T90IEEE, arabica, modi4 with parallel, Windows 2000
Only static tests (both debug and release) passed on Windows.
DLLs have multiple problems ;-)
Misc. update:
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Bug fix.
Description:
The macro MAX defined here is very commonly defined, e.g., AIX systems.
The compiler did not like duplicated macro defines.
Solution:
H5_MAX is already defined in H5f90.h and used in other code.
Remove MAX and change its use to H5_MAX.
Platforms tested:
"h5committested", plus tested at LLNL Blue.
Misc. update:
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Purpose: Catching up with the C library
Description: Added the follwoing new fortran functions
h5iget_name_f
h5tis_variavle_str_f
h5zunregister_f
h5zfilter_avail_f
h5pset_shuffle_f
h5pset_fletcher32
h5pset_edc_check_f
h5pget_edc_check_f
h5dfill_f
Solution:
Platforms tested: arabica(C and F90), burrwhite (pgcc and pgf90), modi4 (F90 and parallel)
Misc. update:
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Purpose:
Maintenance
Description:
* Added support for generic properties.
* Added support for time allocation properties.
* Added support for variable length datatypes (only datatypes based
on INTEGER, REAL and CHARACTER Fortran types are supported).
* added some missing functions
Solution:
I am checking in new Fortran APIs and their man pages to support
1.5 features listed above.
Not all APIs have tests yet. APIs were written in Fall 2002, and I am afraid
that I will loose the code or totally forget what I did if I wait longer. ;-)
Platforms tested:
arabica (fortran), eirene (fortran), modi4 (parallel, fortran)
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Code cleanup
Description:
While working on the "External test" failure I restructured and
cleaned up some C stub code.
Platforms tested:
dangermouse (Linux 2.4)
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Purpose:
Windows port
Description:
Multiple changes:
* Windows platforms require special compiler directives
in order to create DLLs.
* In read/write subroutines data arrays were passed by descriptor.
This worked on UNIX but did not work on Windows.
Solution:
* added compiler directives.
* read/write APIs have been changed. There is an additional
parameter (array that contains the sizes of data buffer dimensions)
and regular arrays are used instead of assumed-shaped arrays.
Platforms tested:
* Currently this feature does not work. Common blocks are not exported correctly
from one F90 module to another.
I am checking this in so I can ask DEC for help.
* For static library tests passed on Windows 98 ( except flush2_fortran)
All tests passed on Linux, Solaris 2.7, O2K and T3E
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Purpose:
New feature
Description:
Now all Fortran flags such as H5F_ACC_RDONLY_F (previously defined in the
H5fortran_flags.f90 file) are generated at runtime when h5init_fortran_f
subroutine is called. All flags have now the same value as
corresponding C flags. This change affects user's programming model:
Every Fortran program that uses F90 HDF5 Library has to call
h5init_fortran_f(error) subroutine before the first call to the
F90 HDF5 Library and h5close_fortran_f(error) after the last call to the
Library. h5init(close)_types_f calls are not needed anymore since
F90 datatypes are intialized(closed) with the h5init(close)_fortran_f
calls.
Platforms tested:
O2K and Solaris2.7
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Purpose:
Reimplemented references to the objects and dataset regions.
Description:
Previous implementation was not portable. This implementation
should work on UNIX workstations and Crays, but is very inefficient
since it uses memcpy to repack Fortran buffers with references
to C buffers and vice versa.
Solution:
I used fortran derived datatype with integer fields. h5dwrite_f and
h5dread_f have extra parameter when references are written or read.
This parameter describes size of the buffer that holds references.
Platforms tested:
J90 and Solaris 2.6
H5Pf.c
Some of the functions do not exist now in the development branch.
Commented those out, so one does not need to apply patch in order
to build Fortran Library.
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Adding the Fortran interface to the HDF5 library
Description:
Fortran is now a subdirectory of the HDF5 library tree.
Platforms tested:
Solaris and IRIX (O2K)
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