Hello Barbara, sorry, I figured out my problem here. It was a stupid misunderstanding on my part. I just started with HDF, so was not familiar with its functionality at all.
Thanks for your response anyways, Pradeep 2012/12/20 Barbara Jones <[email protected]> > Hello Pradeep, > > I looked at the example. However, it is opening an existing dataset. > Does your dataset just contain one element? > > I attached a program that creates a one element dataset (dset1.f90), and > then your code to read it back (code_using_hdf5-blj.f90) (but changed > data_dims=1). > > See the attached examples. Is this what you want to do? > > -Barbara > > ==================== > Barbara Jones > The HDF Helpdesk > > The HDF Group > [email protected] > ==================== > > > Hello, >> >> I just started learning about hdf5 today. >> >> I wrote a very basic program to read a number in the HFD5 format and then >> print it out. The program is doing as expected but is giving me a >> segmentation fault at the end. Any idea why? I have attached the code. >> >> I am using "h5fc" to compile the code. >> >> I have another question. I want to store the output of an already existing >> code in the hdf5 format. Right now the code is being compiled using >> "gfortran". After I make the necessary changes in the files which output >> the data in the main code, can I simply change the compiler to "h5fc" and >> expect things to work or it is more complicated than that? >> >> Thank you, >> Pradeep >> >> > -- > Barbara L. Jones > [email protected] > _______________________________________________ > Hdf-forum is for HDF software users discussion. > [email protected] > http://mail.hdfgroup.org/mailman/listinfo/hdf-forum_hdfgroup.org > >
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