yesterday, I was successfully able to convert data in text file format to
hdf format using h5import tool. however, today when I tried to do the same,
I am getting an error message which goes like this;
the infile (which i created in desktop) contains floating point data, which
is given below.
10.0 21.0
11.0 22.0
12.0 23.0
13.0 24.0
i couldn´t find where the problem lies. it may be with the syntax, or with
OS (fedora 8). can you please tell me where the error is, and how to
overcome the error?
Jam, India.
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that we did not know things that are so plain to them...Many discoveries are
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yesterday, I was successfully able to convert data in text file format to hdf format using h5import tool. however, today when I tried to do the same, I am getting an error message which goes like this;
[root@Ramanujam Desktop]# h5import infile -dims 2 4 -type TEXTFP -size 16 -o out1
Error in state table.
the infile (which i created in desktop) contains floating point data, which is given below.
10.0 21.0
11.0 22.0
12.0 23.0
13.0 24.0
i couldn´t find where the problem lies. it may be with the syntax, or with OS (fedora 8). can you please tell me where the error is, and how to overcome the error?
where text_float32.conf is the name of the above configuration file
regarding the reasons why you get that error, I'll take a look at it and will file a bug report if needed
Pedro
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At 04:07 AM 6/4/2008, Srinivasa Ramanujam wrote:
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