We are very interested in the possible performance improvements in the new
Pro version. The ability to have complex indices and queries will be
helpful.
However, in our application a response time in the order of milliseconds is
unacceptable. We were hoping that the built in caching would come to
Hello Thor,
El dc 15 de 03 del 2006 a les 09:24 +0100, en/na
[EMAIL PROTECTED] va escriure:
> We are very interested in the possible performance improvements in the new
> Pro version. The ability to have complex indices and queries will be
> helpful.
> However, in our application a response time i
I am trying to install pytables 1.2.3 and am having problems
with lzo and ucl
I have installed numarray-1.5.1, numeric 24.2, lzo2.02 and
ucl-1.03 (the latter two with the usual configure, make,
make install)
I installed lzo under /usr but ucl under /usr/local
in /usr/lib, I have
liblzo2.a
Hi Ken,
El dc 15 de 03 del 2006 a les 13:00 -0500, en/na Ken Dere va escriure:
> I am trying to install pytables 1.2.3 and am having problems
> with lzo and ucl
>From your outputs, ucl is detected and used. There is only a warning
about the location of the dynamic library, but your configuration
Hello Francesc,
I have been using PyTables with great success in a shared data access
application for quite some time now and I am pleased to say that it has
never let me down. My praise is endless regarding this excellent package
;-)
In looking for additional ways to make my files more efficient
El dc 15 de 03 del 2006 a les 14:10 -0500, en/na Ken Dere va escriure:
> I tried putting the lzo in headers in /usr/lib/lzo and that
> did not change anything.
Uh, nope. You have to install the headers in /usr/include/lzo,
not /usr/lib/lzo.
>
> As I am mostly interested in reading hdf files, ma
