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Fix for #1169
http://bugzilla.hdfgroup.uiuc.edu/show_bug.cgi?id=1169
don't print attributes to stdout when doing binary output
added an attribute to the file run on the binary output test
tested: windows, linux
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New fortran wrappers added.
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after the first one. One variable that controls the binary output was incorrectly reset to zero after a binary output was done a first time. The effect was that on cases of several datasets, the ones after the first were not binary written. Eliminated the resetting of that variable and tested a file with several datasets. Modified the test file so that it is easier to test with the tool binread, that reads the binary output of h5dump.
tested: windows, linux
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added new tests with different datatypes for h5dump binary output
tested: kagiso
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revised binary flags, added a new file to the test generator program to
be used in the binary tests
usage is now
-o F, --output=F Output raw data into file F
-b F, --binary=F Binary output, of form F (into file -o F).
Recommended usage is with --dataset=P
Form F of binary output is: MEMORY for memory type,
FILE for the disk file type, LE or BE for pre-existing
little or big endian types
example
./h5dump -d integer -b MEMORY -o out.bin tbinary.h5
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