ADIOS2
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Next generation of ADIOS developed in the Exascale Computing Program
**Why is this feature important?** Among CPython, [PyPy](https://www.pypy.org/) is an increasingly popular, fast Python implementation and supported by [pybind11](https://github.com/pybind/pybind11/) which we use for binding code. **What is the potential impact...
### Problem Build hangs in CMake for VS2019 x64 on Windows 10 for ADIOS 2.7.1 Production Release. ### System **OS:** Windows 10 Enterprise, x64-bit, Build 1909 **CMake:** 3.21.0-rc2 **ADIOS2:** 2.7.1...
We like the ADIOS2 `StatsLevel` feature for queries and speeding up reads. Unfortunately, the current implementation is pretty slow at write-time, adding significant write time overhead (~10% last time we...
I was attempting to get an [ADIOS2 science package](https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/science/adios2) for openSUSE. I thought it could just be as simple as swapping out autoconfig for cmake, but ran into some issues....
I failed to build ADIOS2 in bebop. Could you please help check the issue? Thank you very much! The building procedure is as follows. module unload intel-mkl/2017.3.196-v7uuj6z module load intel/17.0.4-74uvhji...
Hi, any chance that bindings for [julia](https://julialang.org/) will be implemented in the future?
**Summary:** Global single value variables are a useful feature for storing variable metadata. As a result, any feature supported by ADIOS2 attributes (constant metadata) is probably useful for global single...
Hi, it looks like Blosc is not yet added to CI tests cc @chuckatkins @pnorbert. I currently see the following build error with ADIOS 2.7.1 + Blosc 1.21.0 on Linux...
Hello, Can you think of any reasons that would cause some ADIOS libraries, namely `libadios2.so` and `libadios2_sst.so` not to be installed? Those libraries are then required by VisIt which fails...
I have an ADIOS2 file with a global array that was written in parallel, containing two blocks: ``` $ ./bpls -lD example-c.bp double global array {2, 1, 1} = 247...