Hi Fransesc,
I had a quick look now what would happen with HDF5 1.8.0 beta5 (compiled
with the api version flag in configure) and Pytables 2.0.2. To make pytables
compile with it, I specified a correct HDF5_DIR and had to edit src/
utils.c to choose the first branch in the #ifdef at src/utils.c:
Hi Pauli,
This is the answer of Quicey Koziol, one core developer of the HDF5
library about the memory problem when updating many chunks at the same
time. Can you try the latest version of HDF5 1.8 series? It seems
like this problem would be much alleviated. Remember to add
the "--with-defa
On Tuesday 27 November 2007 01:26:49 Bradford Cross wrote:
> In terms of storing datetime in pytables...there are a couple ways to go
> about it floats and strings, with strings seeming to be preferable for
> generic cross-platform use:
Or just use the integers internally used in the timeseries pa
