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h5tools.c.
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incorportated all
the constants and from dumputil to to the tools lib and merged h5dump_fixtype
together. I had to add an extra parameter to the function to specify what action
should be taken when it hits H5T_STRING in the case statement. if the parameter
(strDUAction) is true then it does what it use to do in dumputil but if it is false
then it will do what it originally did in this file.
I also put the h5dump_sprint functions into the same file. it isn't really merged yet.
i just wanted to get everything into a file and then worry about the merging of this
function. The toolslib way of h5dump_sprint takes an extra parameter. If this
parameter is set to NULL then it will do the dumputil's version of this function.
like i said this is just the first step i am taking. it will be merged better later.
the rest of the changes to the other files were related to the above changes.
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Bug fix
Description:
dumper repeated output after the 1st 4 rows.
The bug was because the dumper was reading just a small slice a time
from the file dataset but did not adjust the offset in the file-space.
So, it just kept reading the same first slice.
Solution:
Stole the offset-adjustion code from the routine that h5ls uses.
Platform Tested:
O2K.
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Also added test script for string.
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Features of this version of dumper
* loop detection
* data type
** atomic type
-> H5T_INTEGER (H5T_STD_XXXXX)
-> H5T_FLOAT (H5T_IEEE_XXXXX)
-> H5T_STRING (H5T_C_S1, H5T_FORTRAN_S1)
** committed/transient/unamed compound type
* data space
** scalar space
** simple space
* dataset
dumper can display dataset's
** attribute
** type
** space
** data
* group
dumper can display group attributes and group members which include
** named/unamed data type
** group
** dataset
** softlink
* attribute
dumper can display attribute's
** type
** space
** data
* hard link
* soft link
* format of data
** fit on 80 columns
** end of line after each row
(more work will be done on data.)
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----------------------
./doc/html/Datatypes.html
./src/H5.c
./src/H5T.c
./src/H5Tconv.c
./src/H5Tpkg.h
./src/H5Tpublic.h
./src/H5detect.c
./test/chunk.c
./test/dtypes.c
./test/h5test.c
./test/mtime.c
./test/tattr.c
./test/th5s.c
./tools/h5dump.c
./tools/h5dumputil.c
./tools/h5import.c
./tools/h5ls.c
./tools/h5toh4.c
./tools/h5tools.c
Renamed the old H5T_NATIVE_CHAR type to H5T_NATIVE_SCHAR to
denote that it is always signed.
Added a new H5T_NATIVE_CHAR type which has the same range,
representation, and behavior as either H5T_NATIVE_SCHAR or
H5T_NATIVE_UCHAR depending on the compiler and its
command-line switches for the application source file which
references H5T_NATIVE_CHAR. If source files are compiled with
different switches then each source file will resolve
H5T_NATIVE_CHAR appropriately so it matches the C type `char'
in that source file.
NOTE: THERE ARE OTHER DOCUMENTATION FILES THAT I DIDN'T CHANGE
BECAUSE I CAN'T MODIFY THE SOURCE.
./test/extend.c
Swapped two lines to prevent diagnostic messages from messing
up the formatted output.
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* display selected named data type
* display named/unamed data type
* hard link
Also added testing scripts in testh5dump.sh.
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Used H5Gstat to check object type.
Modified h5dumputil.c to reflect changes of h5tools.c
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Renamed what was called h5dump.c to h5tools.c.
Changed Makefile.in to reflect all the changes.
(Make dependence is to be processed later.)
Tested in Solaris 2.5
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