I am currently planning to use HDF5 API in our projects in my company.
I have successfuly built the sources of hdf5-1.8.6 using VS2005 and VS2008
by command line on ( Windows XP SP3 32bits and Windows 7 64 bits ).
But there is a problem in the testing phase. Indeed, I have run
hdf5check.bat enablecpp but 59 *FAILED*" marks appeared only in the lines
concerning h5jam
Testing h5jam -u u511.txt -i tall.h5 -o ta3.h5
*FAILED*
etc.
So I am confused about this specific release and included tools, I sincerely
hope that someone could give me an advice on how solve this problem or show
me that this is not a real issue.
Franck,
The problem with all the failing tests is with the File Compare (Windows FC utility) in the 'check_ub_1' subroutine of testh5jam.bat. The error seems to be about one of the files that it is trying to compare. You may want to run the jam tests individually. There are two "fc" commands at the bottom of the subroutine:
rem Extract 'size' bytes from the front of 'hfile'
rem Compare to 'cmpfile', result is set in result1
set tfile=tt1
%getub_bin% -c %size% %hfile% > %tfile%
fc /w %cmpfile% %tfile% > nul
if %errorlevel% neq 0 (
fc /w %cmpfile% %file%
set result1=1
) else (
set result1=0
)
Also, enable the display of the first FC output by removing the "> nul" text on the " fc /w %cmpfile% %tfile% > nul" command.
This may give you more information. I would interested to see the results these h5jam tests
I am currently planning to use HDF5 API in our projects in my company.
I have successfuly built the sources of hdf5-1.8.6 using VS2005 and VS2008
by command line on ( Windows XP SP3 32bits and Windows 7 64 bits ).
But there is a problem in the testing phase. Indeed, I have run
hdf5check.bat enablecpp but 59 *FAILED*" marks appeared only in the lines
concerning h5jam
Testing h5jam -u u511.txt -i tall.h5 -o ta3.h5
*FAILED*
etc.
So I am confused about this specific release and included tools, I sincerely
hope that someone could give me an advice on how solve this problem or show
me that this is not a real issue.