garbage collection may not be able to close all things opened by HDF5 calls.
You can use H5Fget_obj_count( ) to check if there is any open object .
Mitchell, Scott - IS wrote:
I’m running an application as a Windows Service. At the end of a test,
the datasets & file are closed. And since this is .NET, I’ve forced
garbage collection to make sure all that stuff is freed. The service
continues to run.
However when I try to modify, move, whatever the HDF5 files that I’ve
just finished, Windows (Server 2008) won’t let me because it believes
my service is still connected. I end up having to restart the service
before they’re free.
Is there something else I need to do to get HDF to let go of them?
Scott
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