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> Ed Hartnett <ed@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
>
> > There is an obvious combination of the code I posted, and the
> > "odometer algorithm" in the original netcdf code. I haven't yet
> > combined these, but when I do it will fix a number of bugs, and also
> > give me support for the mapping functions as well. (And I still don't
> > understand how those are meant to be used!)
>
> Just one more elaboration...
>
> I realize that the range check and conversion should be done on the
> same pass through the data, I've just kept them separate until now so
> that I could get a better handle on the problem...
Yes, the HDF5 library does them in one pass.
Quincey
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