We are happy to announce the release of HDFql 2.4.0!
This version includes:
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Added support for user-defined block of data stored within an HDF5 file in a space reserved for this purpose
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Added “LIKE” option in the “SHOW DIRECTORY” and “SHOW FILE” operations
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Added “BY NAME” option in all relevant HDFql operations (to get the result of an operation as a name (i.e. string) instead of a number)
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Improved memory footprint to maintain an open HDF5 file (it now takes ~3 KB to maintain an open file - before it was taking ~30 KB)
(Please check the release notes for further details and some examples that illustrate how HDFql works)