Erik Schnetter
Erik Schnetter
To install HDF5, Blosc, as well as the HDF5 Blosc plugin, you can use e.g. Spack https://github.com/LLNL/spack. The command `spack install hdf5-blosc` should install all three of these.
HDF5 has a plethora of options that could/should be set. For example, one has to choose a chunk size, there are also two built-in compression types (szib and zlib), one...
It may be good to have a "compatibility" flag, ensuring that the resulting HDF5 files can be read with a forest-and-meadow install of HDF5. Did someone contact the HDF group...
HDF5 is a language-independent standard, so everything written as HDF5 can be read everywhere. The only exception is if you use non-standard filters; in this case, the reader obviously needs...
One option that wasn't mentioned before would be to have a converter that takes a Blosc-compressed HDF5 file as input and produces a vanilla HDF5 file as output. The HDF5...
I ran some benchmarks. (If you've run benchmarks before, then you'll know that these numbers will be highly biased, but in the absence of other data, they can help you...
Yes, Julia uses processes for `pmap`. If you see a problem while accessing different files from different processes, then this can also be a problem with the file server --...
Accessing data in a file is slow. Typically, it doesn't make sense to read less than a few MByte at a time, since then the latency for accessing the data...
I have a `.JuliaFormatter` file that just sets `style = "yas"`, there are no other settings.
I am using the most recent release, `JuliaFormatter v0.21.2`.