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Reviewed
Tested: windows (big test using stdio ony fails - this will be filed for further investigation)
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- Added comment about requiring _O_BINARY being set on Windows to avoid CR-LF issues.
Tested on Windows (minor changes).
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defines H5_HAVE_WIN32_API and H5_HAVE_VISUAL_STUDIO defines to use. These can be properly set during configurration.
Tested: windows and local linux - reviewed internally
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getlogin() function for building HDF5 parallel on windows.
Reviewed and tested locally and tested by user.
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HDFFV-5931). Previously, H5_HAVE_GETTIMEOFDAY was never properly defined. The timezone struct and Wgettimeofday() timezone output was also added.
This is a merge of several changesets from the log_vfd branch where this work took place: 20355, 20359, 20411, 20413, 20431, 20460
Tested on: Windows
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Also removed includes from top of file - they are included with proper config checks in h5private.h.
Changed name of Windows only gettimeofday function to avoid a define loop according to VS2008
Tested: local linux, windows
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__MWERKS__.
Metraowerks compiler is no more. Make the code cleaner.
Tested: H5committest plus jam serial.
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The previous fix had the Windows code in H5private.h but they should have been
in H5win32defs.h which holds all Windows-specific definitions. Moved the fix.
Tested: BP (AIX) to confirm the fix is still valid. Windows tests will occur
in daily tests tonight.
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Tested: windows
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test/tfile.c.
Tested: windows
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Tested: XP32
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isn't natively available.
Description:
Tests were failing for the HDF5 trunk on Windows because Windows does not provide the strtoul function. However, there is a replacement, _strtoui64. This definition has been added to the H5win32defs.h file, similar to other such replacement functions.
Tested:
VS2005 on Vista
h5committest
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Tested:
Windows and h5committest
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Tested:
XP32 VS2005
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Added a definition of HDftruncate for windows to compile with VC6 and later versions
Tested: windows
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trunk
Description:
This checkin includes revisions 15845, 15846, and 15853 from the 1.8 branch. From the svn log:
r15845:
Purpose: Add Windows-specific version of HDftruncate
Description:
Windows doesn't include a version of the system call ftruncate. There is a similar call, _chsize_s, which performs very similarly. Thus, we map HDftruncate to _chsize_s in our Windows header file, H5win32defs.h.
r15846:
Purpose: Declare loop variable at beginning of function
Description:
On Windows, we were getting compile errors because h5test.c includes a function with variable declarations in the middle of the call. The Microsoft C compiler demands that all variables be declared at the top of the function. This checkin simply moves the declaration to the top to satisfy Visual Studio.
r15853:
Purpose: Decrease size of points array in links test
Description:
In the external_set_elink_fapl2 links test, there is a large array of points which declared on the stack for testing. Previously, the array was 1000 x 1000, which was too large for Visual Studio to handle. As a result, we were getting stack overflows during the test. We've reduced the number to 400, as this seems to be below the limit. The exact number of points in the array isn't important to the test.
Tested:
VS2005 on WinXP
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Description:
On Windows, the pthread_self function cannot be used to print the returned thread ID for debugging. Instead, we need a separate function, GetCurrentThreadId. To eliminate some Windows ifdef's in the code, we create two new function macros which can be used by all platforms. It is conditionally defined in H5win32defs.h, and globally in H5private.h.
Tested:
VS2005 w/ pthreads on WinXP
kagiso w/ pthreads
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Description:
To follow the naming convention for source files, we simply rename the new header to H5win32defs.h
Tested:
None, simple name change.
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