h5py

Hi Prashant, This Google group has been closed in favour of the h5py board on the HDF forum: https://

TL;DR: go to https://forum.hdfgroup.org/c/hdf-tools/h5py It came up a few months ago that Google

Hi Christian, That looks like it's not the real error, it's just informing you that there was

I've just published h5py 3.1. The changes from 3.0 are fairly minor, but it fixes several

I'm pleased to say that h5py 3.0 is now available on PyPI. This release brings a lot of

I'm trying to wait for the final release until we can use Azure to build wheels for Python 3.9.

I've made a PR to describe the incompatibility more clearly in the h5py 3.0 release notes: https:

Hi Thomas, Thank you so much! The crashes I emulated belong to the second case. I will also contact

Dear Users of h5py, I have defined a function that takes a .hdf file from a user-defined path and

I'm told that Google Groups is still not easily accessible for people in China, so it's worth

Hi all, I think we're getting close to having h5py 3.0 ready. There are a couple more changes to

OK, that implies that either it was compiled without pread support, or there's another similar

Hello, I am trying to create an hdf5 file on a server drive mounted with autofs /net/control/mnt/.

I think what h5py gives back is essentially a copy of the comm (from MPI_Comm_dup) - see the code

Thanks, That clears things up. On Tuesday, August 11, 2020 at 4:42:54 PM UTC-4, Donald Ellis wrote:

h5py seems to do an implicit fork() while being loaded; this conflicts with loaded mpi4py module.

This was fairly productive last weekend, and we're going to try to repeat it this weekend.

Hi Alan, You can think of an HDF5 file as a dictionary containing arrays. This f['name']

The first (partial) paragraph explains the structure. Your interpretation is basically correct. This

Will do. Thanks for the help. On Friday, July 3, 2020 at 9:45:41 AM UTC-5, Thomas Kluyver wrote: On

Hi Catherine, It was added in 2.10. There's an 'Older API' heading in the docs

Hi Tom, I believe the author of LZF was trying to squeeze some performance by not having to

Marco, libhdf5 requires that the filesystem be posix compliant (the key thing is that once a low

On Tue, 9 Jun 2020 09:56:24 -0400 Valentyn Stadnytskyi <v.stad...@gmail.com> wrote: > I

Thank you very much, Stan, for the answer. Seems to be a more efficient way of temporarily storing

Dear all, We recently made a new release of hdf5plugin (v2.3.0) to provide additional compression

Hi all, While many of us are stuck at home, I'm hoping we can get h5py version 3 out. This is due

And of course 10 minutes after I posted this, I found the GitHub issue about it: https://github.com/

Thanks for pointing me to the PR. This includes the features I want, and I added my use case as a

If I've understood HDF5 correctly, then in your example, it's not one dataset and one hard