The Fortran2003 option is not supported on windows with Visual Studio,
you can look at RELEASE.txt for the platforms supporting F2003. It is,
however, on our to-do list.
Scot
On 2012-11-16 09:24, Ekin Akoglu wrote:
P.S. Sorry for cross-posting but I forgot to edit the subject field
in my
Hi Peter,
The problem does sound strange.
I do not understand why file locking helped reduce errors. I though you
said each process writes to its own file anyway, so locking the file or
having one process manage the reads/writes should not matter anyway.
Is it possible you could send me a
Thank you for the information, Scot.
Ekin
On Mon, Nov 19, 2012 at 4:28 PM, brtn...@hdfgroup.org wrote:
The Fortran2003 option is not supported on windows with Visual Studio, you
can look at RELEASE.txt for the platforms supporting F2003. It is, however,
on our to-do list.
Scot
On
Hi Mohamad,
thanks for your reply. The reason I suspected Lustre of being the
culprit is simply that the error does not appear on my personal
computer. I thought that maybe the files are written/opened too fast or
too many at the same time for the synchronization process of Lustre to
handle.
I
Hello,
I am pretty new to HDF5. I need to use the library for a current project. I
am using Visual Studio 2005 and HDF in version 1.6.4. To get in touch with
HDF5 I created a simple MFC project and added these few lines to my code:
string strResFile = d:\\temp\\test.hdf;
