hdf5_ep

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  This example illustrates the concept of the virtual dataset.

  Percival use case. Every fifth 10x10 plane in VDS is stored in 

  the corresponding 3D unlimited dataset. 

  EIP: For now we will use finite dimension.

  There are 4 source datasets total.

  This file is intended for use with HDF5 Library version 1.10

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/* EIP Add link to the picture */

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#include "hdf5.h"

#include <stdio.h>

#include <stdlib.h>

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#define FILE         "vds-percival.h5"

#define DATASET      "VDS-Percival"

/* later

#define VDSDIM0       H5S_UNLIMITED 

*/

#define VDSDIM0       40

#define VDSDIM1       10 

#define VDSDIM2       10 

/* later

#define DIM0          H5S_UNLIMITED 

*/

#define DIM0          10 

#define DIM1          10 

#define DIM2          10 

#define RANK          3 

#define PLANE_STRIDE  4

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const char *SRC_FILE[] = {

    "a.h5",

    "b.h5",

    "c.h5",

    "d.h5"

};

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