Hi all,
I need to use hdf5 from a thread. I do not need concurrency, hdf5 API is
always used from the same thread which is not main.
If I understand correctly, in my case i do not need to use threadsafe
version of the library?
It is important for me because according to documentation C++ API is not
threadsafe.
And I have one dream:
it will be great if hdf5 will allow reading one dataset by one (or more)
process-readers while another dataset is written by process-writer.
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Best regards, Sergey Spiridonov
Hi Sergey,
Hi all,
I need to use hdf5 from a thread. I do not need concurrency, hdf5 API is
always used from the same thread which is not main.
If I understand correctly, in my case i do not need to use threadsafe
version of the library?
Yes, you should be fine then.
It is important for me because according to documentation C++ API is not
threadsafe.
And I have one dream:
it will be great if hdf5 will allow reading one dataset by one (or more)
process-readers while another dataset is written by process-writer.
Working on it. 
Quincey
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On Apr 27, 2010, at 8:34 AM, Sergey Spiridonov wrote:
