Just for everyone's information:
I've finally had a chance to play around with this a little bit, and
I've found the only thing that makes my hdf5 files resistant to my
program being terminated (e.g. with "kill -9" while in the middle of a
time.sleep() call). Is to actually close and re-open t
Hi Andrew,
A Dilluns 10 Abril 2006 20:39, Andrew Straw va escriure:
> Just for everyone's information:
>
> I've finally had a chance to play around with this a little bit, and
> I've found the only thing that makes my hdf5 files resistant to my
> program being terminated (e.g. with "kill -9" while
A Dilluns 10 Abril 2006 08:55, vàreu escriure:
> I thought I should let you know, since it seems counter intuitive and
> against what you said, but we're actually getting better performance out
> of using 3 EArrays instead of 1 Table for our fixed length data.
> Actually, all our data is fixed leng
