Hi Andrey,

seems my hdf5.dll is 144MB in size, so I would need to put in on some webserver to download, my email doesn't like to send such large files. Note that it's not the newest 1.8.13 but an older version, and it's compiled with mingw64. Do you really want it? I could also compile a 32bit binary as well, but I think I would need to re-install mingw 32 bit, which otherwise I don't use any more.

And yes, you could compile HDF5 also without a makefile. Mostly it's just compiling all .c files to .o, plus two special cases for H5detect and H5libsettings, which need to built as binary first and then generate some source from this. I have these rules in my own makefile for convenience, but it could also be done manually.

Poka,
    Werner

On 16.05.2014 10:24, Андрей Парамонов wrote:
16.05.2014 12:15, Werner Benger пишет:
Hm, it seems this HDF5.dll was compiled differently then than mine.
There might be a hdf5.dll.a in your version that contains those symbols
instead, and in that case you would need to link against that one
instead of the .dll .

But the hdf5.dll from official binaries *does* contain those symbols! I can see the from Dependency Walker, and I can import and use them from Delphi code (but for the latter, I had to create a huge wrapper which I want to avoid for my minimal C example).

I am not using cmake myself, neither the official HDF5
configure/makefile (they seem to have some issue under mingw, it might
be trivial, but couldn't identify it yet). I can share you my makefiles
if you're interested.

In fact, I'd like to avoid makefiles also ;-) It seems strange that for such a minimal example one couldn't just invoke gcc directly.

Could you please share your HDF5 binaries?

Best wishes,
Andrey Paramonov



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