vchoi_fork

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​

/*

 * Programmer:  Quincey Koziol <koziol@ncsa.uiuc.edu>

 *      Thursday, May 15, 2003

 *

 * Purpose: This file contains declarations which are visible only within

 *      the H5I package.  Source files outside the H5I package should

 *      include H5Iprivate.h instead.

 */

#if !(defined H5I_FRIEND || defined H5I_MODULE)

#error "Do not include this file outside the H5I package!"

#endif

​

#ifndef _H5Ipkg_H

#define _H5Ipkg_H

​

/* Get package's private header */

#include "H5Iprivate.h"

​

/* Other private headers needed by this file */

​

/**************************/

/* Package Private Macros */

/**************************/

​

/*

 * Number of bits to use for ID Type in each atom. Increase if more types

 * are needed (though this will decrease the number of available IDs per

 * type). This is the only number that must be changed since all other bit

 * field sizes and masks are calculated from TYPE_BITS.

 */

#define TYPE_BITS   7

#define TYPE_MASK   (((hid_t)1 << TYPE_BITS) - 1)

​

#define H5I_MAX_NUM_TYPES TYPE_MASK

​

/*

 * Number of bits to use for the Atom index in each atom (assumes 8-bit

 * bytes). We don't use the sign bit.