Maarten Sneep (el 2008-02-01 a les 14:50:57 +0100) va dir::
> I'd like to link my application as much as possible with static libraries
> for use on a grid. The idea is to install numpy and pytables (and other
> non-standard modules) in a local directory and copy that directory to the
> grid machi
A Friday 01 February 2008, Maarten Sneep escrigué:
> Hi,
>
> I'd like to link my application as much as possible with static
> libraries for use on a grid. The idea is to install numpy and
> pytables (and other non-standard modules) in a local directory and
> copy that directory to the grid machine
Hi,
I'd like to link my application as much as possible with static libraries
for use on a grid. The idea is to install numpy and pytables (and other
non-standard modules) in a local directory and copy that directory to the
grid machine, adding it to the PYTHONPATH variable.
It would be helpful i
A Thursday 31 January 2008, Darren Dale escrigué:
> > Ummm, I will ask to the HDF5 mailing list if it would be possible
> > to get a unique identifier for all the links pointing to same data
> > area. If HDF5 can provide such a identifier, the next step should
> > be to rethink the structure of th
Hi,
Here it is the answer from Elena Pourmal of the HDF group. It seems
that the 'inode' info does effectively exists, and can retrieved :)
-- Missatge transmès --
Subject: Re: Dataset unique identifier
Date: Thursday 31 January 2008
From: Elena Pourmal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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