Hi John,
On Aug 24, 2010, at 1:13 PM, John Knutson wrote:
> I'm having some odd problems with a single-threaded application that has a
> single file open and is writing to multiple data sets. Each data set has its
> own file hid_t, even though the file is the same. Are there any known
> problems with doing this?
Nope, this should work.
> What I'm seeing is:
> 1) hanging on reads. Stack:
> [1] H5V_chunk_index
> [2] H5D_create_chunk_file_map_hyper
> [3] H5D_chunk_io_init
> [4] H5D_read
> [5] H5Dread
> 2) corruption of a data space (memory space, just before a write)
>
> Chances are pretty good, I'd say, that I have another memory overwrite
> somewhere in my code that's causing this, but I thought I'd throw the
> question out there while I search.
Nothing comes to mind for that stack or behavior. Can you run with
valgrind or some other memory debugger?
Quincey
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