Benchpar.c is retired/deleted. If it is ever needed, it can be retrieved from the SVN repository
or even previous version of HDF5 source code.
Tested: jam parallel make passed.
Fix cmakehdf5 so that it can figure out where the source directory is.
It expects cmakehdf5 itself resides at $srcdir/bin/cmamkehdf5.
Tested: Jam by invoking cmakehdf4 with different paths.
different language API's and testings. See "cmakehdf5 --help" for details.
Tested: jam using different combinations of option and verified correctness
by inspeacting libhdf5.settings output.
Minor changes to CMake files that allow setting library Subversion externals paths via the CMake GUI. By default, these paths are set to our library trunks. We might want to change this on release.
Tested on: 64-bit Windows 7 with Visual Studio 2012 and CMake 3.0.2
fix bug in shapesame test where test fails with more than 10
procs. This is a fix in the test itself and does not have to do with
the library code.
tested cloud machine with parallel.
fix bug in parallel tests where a compact dset is being created
proportional to the process count without regard to the 64KB limit for
compact datasets.
Previously, ph5diff may hang in a test in Linux 32 platform(HDFFV-587).
No solution was available and a patch to bypass the test is implemented.
Since the company is changing domain name soon, the patch would not be valid any more.
Tests were done (repeat 100 mpiexec -np 6 ./ph5diff -v h5diff_hyper1.h5 h5diff_hyper2.h5)
and the previous hanging problem did not occur. It is likely the newer versions of
mpich no longer have this problem. Therefore, it is decide to remove this patch
to make the test script cleaner, if nothing else.
Tested: ran build and test in Jam (linux 32) and the repeat 100 command mentioned above.
All passed.
but the test was not changed (still doing H5A_create(...) < 0).
Fixed the error by changing to compare against NULL.
Tested: ADA AIX machine where the old code was flagged as an error by the AIX compiler.
Rejiggered the ID wrapping test to avoid allocating all the IDs at once
(at the expense of not being able to check for failure when all IDs are used
up), but still retaining checks for ID wrapping. This was done to avoid
an large memory footprint for the test.
Tested on:
Mac OSX/64 10.9.5 (amazon) w/serial & parallel
(Too minor to require full h5committest)
