Add a new database (hdf5ea) based on HDF5 and extendable arrays (instead of tables). #115
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May 11, 2012 20:45
Use PyTables EArrays instead of Tables so that large data vectors work.
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Add a new database (hdf5ea) based on HDF5 and extendable arrays (instead of tables).
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Using HDF5s extendable arrays allows storage of traces of large data vectors (ie, this would fix #41). Currently only numeric objects are supported.