If we cannot use the native HDF5 date/time type (#21) and store (power) logging times as strings, we might want to compress these. This has been enabled.
Additionally, simple buffers without second dimension (everything that is not float4, int4, etc.) is now stored using only one dimension. This is nice for high level languages such as julia that distinguish between vectors and matrices with only one column.
If we cannot use the native HDF5 date/time type (#21) and store (power) logging times as strings, we might want to compress these. This has been enabled.
Additionally, simple buffers without second dimension (everything that is not
float4,int4, etc.) is now stored using only one dimension. This is nice for high level languages such as julia that distinguish between vectors and matrices with only one column.