Releases: Blosc/c-blosc2
Release 2.12.0
Changes from 2.11.3 to 2.12.0
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New
blosc2_get_slice_nchunks
function for getting the unidimensional chunk indexes of a Blosc2 container slice. -
Globally registered new codec
grok
. This will be loaded dynamically.
Release 2.11.3
Changes from 2.11.2 to 2.11.3
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Frames accept now typesizes that are larger than 255 (and up to 2**31). See PyTables/PyTables#1086. Thanks to @chris-allan for the report.
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AVX512 runtime dispatching has been fixed (basically disabled) for GCC versions <= 10.
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Use typedef for blosc_timestamp_t. Thanks to Magnus Ulimoen.
Release 2.11.2
Changes from 2.11.1 to 2.11.2
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Added support for ARMv7l platforms (Raspberry Pi). The NEON version
of the bitshuffle filter was not compiling there, and besides it offered
no performance advantage over the generic bitshuffle version (it is 2x to
3x slower actually). So bitshuffle-neon.c has been disabled by default in
all ARM platforms. -
Also, unaligned access has been disabled in all ARM non-64bits platforms.
It turned out that, at least the armv7l CPU in Raspberry Pi 4, had issues
because__ARM_FEATURE_UNALIGNED
C macro was asserted in the compiler
(both gcc and clang), but it actually made binaries to raise a "Bus error". -
Thanks to Ben Nuttall for providing a Raspberry Pi for tracking down these
issues.
Release 2.11.1
Changes from 2.11.0 to 2.11.1
- Fix ALTIVEC header. Only affects to IBM POWER builds. Thanks to
Michael Kuhn for providing a patch.
Release 2.11.0
Changes from 2.10.5 to 2.11.0
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New AVX512 support for the bitshuffle filter. This is a backport of the upstream
bitshuffle project (https://github.com/kiyo-masui/bitshuffle). Expect up to 20%
better compression speed
on AMD Zen4 architecture (7950X3D CPU). -
Add c-blosc2 package definition for Guix. Thanks to Ivan Vilata.
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Properly check calls to
strtol
. Fixes #558. -
Export the
b2nd_copy_buffer
function. This may be useful for other projects
dealing with multidimensional arrays in memory. Thanks to Ivan Vilata. -
Better check that nthreads must be >= 1 and <= INT16_MAX. Fixes #559.
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Fix compile arguments for armv7l. Thanks to Ben Greiner.
Release 2.10.5
Changes from 2.10.4 to 2.10.5
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Fix a variable name in a test that was causing a segfault in some platforms.
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Change tuner's functions signature to return always an error code. This allows
for better error checking when using plugable tuners in Blosc2. -
Do checks when creating contexts.
Release 2.10.3
Changes from 2.10.2 to 2.10.3
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Globally registered new codec
openhtj2k
. This will be loaded dynamically. See PR #557. -
Added a
BLOSC_INFO
macro for details on compression params. -
Added
get_blocksize.c
example on automatic blocksizes. -
Warning fixes.
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Fixes for mingw.
Release 2.10.2
Release 2.10.1
Changes from 2.10.0 to 2.10.1
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blosc2_remove_urlpath(const char *urlpath)
does not return an error
when path does not exist. -
Changes in CMake installer to conserve targets and properties
on install, so CMake users do not need to writeFindBlosc2.cmake
files anymore. This also helps to preserve transitive dependencies on
CMake targets, especially useful for fully static builds, e.g., for
Python wheels. Thanks to @ax3l (Axel Huebl). See PR #537. -
Fix a couple of typos. Thanks to @DimitriPapadopoulos. See PR #538.
Release 2.10.0
Changes from 2.9.3 to 2.10.0
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bytedelta filter has been fixed. For backward compatibility, the old
bytedelta filter is still available asBLOSC_FILTER_BYTEDELTA_BUGGY
symbol, with the same ID (34) than before. The new, fixed bytedelta
filter has received a new ID (35) and it can be used via the usual
BLOSC_FILTER_BYTEDELTA
symbol. That means that old data written with
the buggy bytedelta filter should be decompressed without issues.
Thanks to @FOODy (Tom Birch) for the fix. See #531, #532 for more info. -
Filter buffers are correctly cycled now. Now it is possible to use e.g.
shuffle and bitshuffle filters in the pipeline. Thanks to @FOODy (Tom Birch)
for the fix. See #528 and PR #530. -
Assorted fixes for allowing better inclusion in external projects.
Thanks to @ax3l (Axel Huebel). See #525, #527 and #529. -
Minor fixes in the documentation. Thanks to @ivilata (Ivan Vilata).
See #523.