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./Makefile.in [1.3]
./examples/Makefile.in [1.3]
./pablo/Makefile.in [1.3]
./src/Makefile.in [1.3]
./test/Makefile.in [1.3]
./testpar/Makefile.in [1.3]
./tools/Makefile.in [1.3]
./config/commence.in [1.3]
./config/conclude.in [1.3]
./config/depend.in [1.3]
Added a `.PATH' target for Irix pmake which is identical to
the VPATH used by most other `make' programs. Irix 6.5 (or
6.4?) and later `make' ignores VPATH.
Started all beginning-of-line comments with `##' instead of
just `#' because Irix `pmake' barfs on things like the
following because it sees the `# if' as a directive:
# make will barf on the following line
# if running Irix pmake
./config/commence.in [1.3]
Added empty definitions for optional `make' macros because
Irix pmake complains if it sees a macro which has never been
defined. The main body of the Makefiles can redefine these
macros to whatever they need.
Fixed a bug reported by Albert: the indices for data printed
by h5ls were starting over at zero for each pass through the
strip mining loop.
Fixed indentation in one function.
Replaced commented-out code by #if 0
updated the functions that create the tstr.h5 and tdset.h5 so they have
different values in the integer parts of the data.
for the tdset: it is i+j for the values instead of just i.(i and j are variables
used in a set of nested for loops)
for the tstr.h5: changed the data(originally just l to (l+k+j) squared).
these 3 variables are from 3 nested for loops.
more changes to tests to come
oooops i forgot to include a case statement in two switch statements (1 in each file)
that print the actual data of the enum datasets
i had to change a line of h5dump_sprint.
when it checks to see that is an enum val isn't an escape sequence i appended
this result onto the end of the str
because it is predefined in <errno.h>, not <sys/errno.h> which
contains the system error codes.
Fixed and tested in IRIX6.5 (also got rid of the few K&R C-style
function declaration statements.)
Changes since 19990615
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./README
Version number synchronized with library.
./bin/h5vers
If the version number of the library is changed then the first
line of the README file is also changed to something like
This is hdf5-1.2.3 currently under development
The `release' script (which also gets run by `snapshot')
changes that line to include the release date but keeps the
version number the same. The net effect is that the version
numbers in README and H5public.h should now always stay
synchronized.
./bin/snapshot
The CVS checkin comment includes the version number for the
snapshot that was just made.
./tools/testh5toh4
Changed `*-SKIP-*' to `-SKIP-' to be consistent with the other
tests.
