* commit '54957d37f5aa73912763dbb6e308555e863c43f4':
Commit copyright header change for src/H5PLpkg.c which was added after running script to make changes.
Add new files in release_docs to MANIFEST. Cimmit changes to Makefile.in(s) and H5PL.c that resulted from running autogen.sh.
Merge pull request #407 in HDFFV/hdf5 from ~LRKNOX/hdf5_lrk:hdf5_1_10_1 to hdf5_1_10_1
Change copyright headers to replace url referring to file to be removed and replace it with new url for COPYING file.
* commit '7bd516f2ead21e8470cc25c0b664ad6b56c723a0':
Our best effort to build dynamic plugin tests and not install them with "make install". It seems the install-exec-hook doesn't remove the last to be installed.
Add targets for plugin test libraries to avoid linking to external libs.
Modified test/cache.c to skip the smoke checks with paged aggregation
for all express test levels other than 0
Change to src/H5PL.c seems to be the result of autogen.sh. As it
seems to be correct, I am checking it in.
Tested serial and parallel (debug only) on jelly.
Skip the two tests for page buffering in test/fheap.c because this feature is disabled in parallel.
Activate full testing when this feature is re-enabled in the future for parallel build.
1) Calculate chunk index for extensive array index based on swizzled max chunks when unlim_dim > 0
2) Minor fixes to test/fheap.c that somehow were missed from last check in. See pull request #396 review comments.
Modify test/fheap.c to run with different combinations of file space strategies and page buffering
only when ExpressMode is 0 (HDF5TestExpress is 0).
Tested on ostrich, platypus, mayll, emu, osx1010test, quail, kite, kituo.
* commit '60bb3fd1108e2006a79b008d031a0f68a1e6b393':
Re-enabled fixed array index testing in the test_random_rank4_vl() test in test/set_extent. This was fixed some time ago, but the test was never re-enabled for that index type.
* commit '2412158ed8326a3f3d62fbd947e470667d0b5951':
Add new file COPYING_LBNL_HDF5.
Revert "Clear hdf5 1.10 entries from RELEASE.txt in the develop branch. Entries"
Add LBNL license file and modify COPYING file accordingly.
Omnibus checkin for several relatively minor modifications:
Clear hdf5 1.10 entries from RELEASE.txt in the develop branch. Entries in this branch version of RELEASE.txt should be intended for the future 1.12.0 release.
Fix HDFFV-8089 Description: Some code within an "ifdef H5D_CHUNK_DEBUG" block was using outdated data structure but not caught because the case of H5D_CHUNK_DEBUG being defined was never tested. It was commented out. I defined H5D_CHUNK_DEBUG, tested, and commented out again. Platforms tested: Linux/32 2.6 (jam) Linux/64 (platypus) Darwin (osx1010test)
1) Added code test/page_buffer.c to verify that page buffering is
disabled in parallel builds.
2) Added code to test/cache_image.c to verify correct interaction
between evict on close and cache image -- in particular management
of a file containing a cache image containing dirty metadata that
has been opened R/O. Also fix for the bug exposed.
3) Added code to testpar/t_cache_image.c to verify expected procedure
for reading cache images, and also supporting stats collection code
needed for the test.
4) Repair of an overactive sanity check in H5C__reconstruct_cache_contents().
5) Other minor tidies in passing.
Tested serial and parallel, debug and production on Jelly.
Comment added to address HDFFV-8270. The sample ontput in the
file's comments are not up-to-date with the scripts in the file
that remove output unique to certain systems when running test
scripts. This output doesn't match expected output files for
the tests, causing them to fail. Ther output_filter.sh file
removes such output. Currently we don't have access to these
systems to update the comments.
testflushrefresh.sh.in:
flushrefresh and other SWMR tests have been failing
occasionally but regularly since bringing them to the develop
branch. The logs and debugging point to unexpected deletion of
signal files as the point of failure, and John Mainzer suggests
that two such tests running simultaneously in the same directory
may lead to the operating system deleting the other test's
signal file. Running the flushrefresh test in its own directory
seems to solve the problem.
