Andrew,
Regarding your question, "Do you have any EnSight Gold-Format
files greater than 4GB?" No, the largest EnSight *.geom file I
have is 1 GB.
I just tried it in PV v5.0.0. Reading the datum set and running
through 67 time steps did not cause any problems. I don't think
this *.geom file is big enough to expose any of the PV reader
reader problems you are experiencing.
Sam Key
On 2/29/2016 10:53 PM, Andrew wrote:
Hello Samuel.
Sorry, but I can't
undersatand how can the file fragmentation affect it's
readability and parsing. Even if the file has thousands of
fragments and "brain-damaging" :) runlist in many extended
FILE records on NTFS partition, your program, if it uses
Win API, will see it like a solid file (althougt there
will be very low performance of sequental access). So
there should be no any faults on reading highly fragmented
files.
I have checked out the
"direct" reading of EnSight case from the cluster via samba
with ParaView 5.0.0 on Windows machine. The same error
appears as in my first message, although there are different
files and filesystems.
I think the problem is not a
fragmentation but a file size. Some 32-bit-like
relicts or so in EnSight reader (it's just a guess, sorry if
I'm wrong). But my hypothesis does not asks the question why
does the bug affect only Windows versions... Maybe there are
differences between versions concerning data types. Do you
have any >4 GB binary EnSight 6 or Gold case to test? I
can't (not allowed) to publish my case and it's also big
enough for upload (although theoretically I can do it from my
home PC).
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