I see exactly the same "UNEXEXPECTED RETURN from H5Fopen" error on a
coreI7 64 bit Windows 7 machine, in both 32 bit and 64 bit builds. Again,
the failure is in testhd5.exe or testhdf5dll.exe The built-in test scripts
built into the cmake are also reporting errors, seemingly unrelated.
The 64 bit build reports:
99% tests passed, 1 tests failed out of 1975
Total Test time (real) = 523.72 sec
The following tests FAILED:
1461 - H5DUMP-N-thlink-5 (Failed)
on 32 bit Windows 7
99% tests passed, 1 tests failed out of 1975
Total Test time (real) = 558.62 sec
The following tests FAILED:
13 - H5TEST-dt_arith (Failed)
On my 64 bit (AMDFX9550) Debian 8 box, the build and test succeed without
error. So at least I know I'm able to download the code and read English
instructions.
I did find reference in this forum to an analogous problem (UNEXPECTED
RETURN) on Scientific Linux with the Intel C++ compiler, which was
worked-around by turning off optimization. I would like to try to turn off
optimization for my Visual Studio / Windows 7 build
HOWEVER, I found that the options in the "build-VS201X-YZ.bat" scripts
don't necessarily over-ride the options in "HDF518CMake.cmake" Could
somebody please explain how to turn off optimization for MSVC 2013 c++ in
an HDF5 cmake/ctest build?
My product is 'pure' C++ based on Qt GUI and boost multi-dimensional array
libraries, so, in principle, the project is compiler-agnostic. Is it
possible I would have better luck with the gcc compiler?
My application is crashing in HD5open, but only in release mode, I suspect
that problem could be related to this test failure.
I have reasonably extensive experience with HDF5, as this is the second
product in which I've used it as the numerical data store.
Best regards (and thanks in advance...)
Karl Hoover
Senior Software Engineer
Geometrics, Inc.
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