Basic usage of Variables. More...
#include <hdf5.h>#include <array>#include <iostream>#include <string>#include <valarray>#include <vector>#include "Eigen/Dense"#include "ioda/Engines/Factory.h"#include "ioda/Exception.h"#include "ioda/Group.h"#include "unsupported/Eigen/CXX11/Tensor"
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Detailed Description
Basic usage of Variables.
Variables store data. They are generally treated as an extension of Attributes; everything an Attribute can do, a Variable can do better. Variables are resizable, chunkable and compressible. They fully support multidimensional data. They may have attached dimension scales, which gives their dimensions meaning. Variables may be read and written to using Eigen objects, xTensors, and other user-friendly classes for data manipulation (i.e. replacement ObsDataVectors).
This example creates an HDF5 file, "Example-03.hdf5" using the HDF5 backend. This file may be viewed with the "h5dump" of "ncdump" commands. You can also use "hdfview" if you want a gui.
Definition in file 03-VariablesIntro.cpp.
