hdf5stuff
Temporary place to collect various HDF5 test clients
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Repository
Temporary place to collect various HDF5 test clients
Basic Info
- Host: GitHub
- Owner: markcmiller86
- Language: C
- Default Branch: master
- Homepage: https://markcmiller86.github.io/hdf5stuff/
- Size: 77.1 KB
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- Stars: 1
- Watchers: 3
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- Open Issues: 1
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Metadata Files
README.md
hdf5stuff
Temporary place to collect various HDF5 example/test clients
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- Evolution from naive to optimized use of HDF5 for writing an amorphous graph/tree of user defined types
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- Creates a random JSON object using JSON-CWX library and writes it, naively, to HDF5
- Has a few command line arguments size of object and amounts of meta data vs raw data within it.
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- Extensive test of HDF5 meta data which can generate 1,2,3 or 4 levels of groups with tiny datasets within it
- Tests time to write, amount of object overhead
testhdf5complicatedudtsgroups.c
- Example of writing a pointer-linked data structure to HDF5 in a way that is really simple from the software engineering standpoint but does not use HDF5 in an optimal way.
testhdf5complicatedudtscompounds.c
- Example of writing a pointer-linked data structure to HDF5 in a way that minimizes HDF5 object overheads
- This should be last step in evolution of this use case from the naive approach of realizing each node in the data structure as an HDF5 group.
testhdf5complicatedudtscompounds.F90
- Same as above except as a fortran 90 example.
Benchmark data sources to consider
- Paper: Knorr, Fabian, Peter Thoman, and Thomas Fahringer. “Datasets for Benchmarking Floating-Point Compressors.” arXiv.org (2020): n. pag. Print.
- Website: https://sdrbench.github.io
To add new examples, create a top-level directory and start developing the example, including any markdown files associated with it in that directory
Owner
- Name: Mark (he/his) C. Miller
- Login: markcmiller86
- Kind: user
- Location: Livermore, CA.
- Company: @LLNL
- Website: https://silo.llnl.gov
- Repositories: 41
- Profile: https://github.com/markcmiller86
Inclusive practices in sw, scientific data models, data & sw interoperability, sw quality engineering, Scalable I/O, Viz. (@visit-dav, @LLNL, @HDFGroup)
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