Has anyone here messed with HDF5? I am curious about the possiblityof using this file format with k/q. It seems as though k/q is veryaptly suited for storing files in this datastructure. Any thoughts?
X-Mailer: Apple Mail (2.926)you can write a c wrapper for the hdf5 library that will q data types to hdf5 to write them and convert hdf5 types to q one when you read data from these files.there are some complications about the byte order if need to write the files but with a good design you overcome it.btw, this will make sense only if you need to interact with other hdf5 aware apps. otherwise, q handling of its binary files is easy and very powerful.felixOn 4 Aug 2008, at 08:53, DuoCentillion wrote:>> Has anyone here messed with HDF5? I am curious about the possiblity> of using this file format with k/q. It seems as though k/q is very> aptly suited for storing files in this datastructure. Any thoughts?>> >