re: issue https://github.com/Unidata/netcdf-c/issues/1316
The DAP2 data model does not have a signed byte type,
but netcdf-3 does have (only) a signed byte type.
So, when converting a netcdf-3 signed byte typed variable to
a DAP2 unsigned byte, the following actions are taken by thredds:
1. The variable type is marked as DAP2 (unsigned) byte.
2. A special attribute, "_Unsigned=false" is set for the variable
3. The corresponding "_FillValue" attribute, if any, is up-converted
to the DAP2 Int16 type in order to hold, with sign, any signed byte
fill value.
On the netcdf-c side, this looks like a fillvalue type mismatch and causes
an error. Instead, the netcdf-c dap2 conversion code needs to recognize
this hack and undo it locally.
So this change looks for the above case, and if found, then it properly
converts the _FillValue type to netcdf-3 signed byte.
Since DAP2 supports both signed and unsigned integers of sizes 16 and 32 bits,
this should be the only hack needed (famous last words).
It may later be desirable for the thredds DAP2 converter to modify its
behavior as well.
re: esupport (DVK-211460)
Turns out it was a typo in libdispatch/dauth.c
Fix is to Change:
HTTP.USERNAME -> HTTP.CREDENTIALS.USERNAME
and
HTTP.PASSWORD-> HTTP.CREDENTIALS.PASSWORD
re: issue https://github.com/Unidata/netcdf-c/issues/1278
re: issue https://github.com/Unidata/netcdf-c/issues/876
re: issue https://github.com/Unidata/netcdf-c/issues/806
* Major change to the handling of 8-byte parameters for nc_def_var_filter.
The old code was not well thought out.
* The new algorithm is documented in docs/filters.md.
* Added new utility file plugins/H5Zutil.c to support
* Modified plugins/H5Zmisc.c to use new algorithm
the new algorithm.
* Renamed include/ncfilter.h to include/netcdf_filter.h
and made it an installed header so clients can access the
new algorithm utility.
* Fixed nc_test4/tst_filterparser.c and nc_test4/test_filter_misc.c
to use the new algorithm
* libdap4/ fixes:
* d4swap.c has an error in the endian pre-processing such
that record counts were not being swapped correctly.
* d4data.c had an error in that checksums were being computed
after endian swapping rather than before.
* ocinitialize() was never being called, so xxdr bigendian handling
was never set correctly.
* Required adding debug statements to occompile
* Found and fixed memory leak in ncdump.c
Not tested:
* HDF4
* Pnetcdf
* parallel HDF5
