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Dictionaries currently approved * * by the IUCr, and the DDL versions used to construct these * * dictionaries, are listed at * * http://www.iucr.org/iucr-top/cif/spec/ddl/index.html * * * * Last modified: 30 September 2000 * * * * IUCr Policy Copyright (C) 2000 International Union of * * Crystallography * **********************************************************************/ #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include "cbf.h" #include "cbf_simple.h" #include "img.h" #include "cbf_string.h" #include "cbf_copy.h" #include "cbf_hdf5.h" #include "cbf_getopt.h" #ifndef UINT64_MAX #define NO_UINT64_TYPE #endif #define C2CBUFSIZ 8192 #ifdef __MINGW32__ #define NOMKSTEMP #define NOTMPDIR #endif int main (int argc, char *argv []) { int error = CBF_SUCCESS; cbf_getopt_handle opts = NULL; unsigned long int h5_write_flags = 0L; int list = 0; int noCBFnames = 0; unsigned int frame = 0; const char * cifout = NULL; const char * hdf5in = NULL; const char * group = NULL; /* Attempt to read the arguments */ if (CBF_SUCCESS != (error |= cbf_make_getopt_handle(&opts))) { fprintf(stderr,"Could not create a 'cbf_getopt' handle.\n"); } else if (CBF_SUCCESS != (error |= cbf_getopt_parse(opts, argc, argv, "c(compression):g(group):o(output):Z(register):f(frame):\1(list)\2(no-list)\3(CBFnames)\4(noCBFnames)" ))) { fprintf(stderr,"Could not parse arguments.\n"); } else { int errflg = 0; /* successful so far, try to make sense of the options */ if (!cbf_rewind_getopt_option(opts)) { int c = 0; const char * optarg = NULL; for(; !cbf_get_getopt_data(opts,&c,NULL,NULL,&optarg); cbf_next_getopt_option(opts)) { switch (c) { case 'f': { /* the index of the frame to be converted */ if (!optarg) { ++errflg; } else { char * end = NULL; const unsigned int _frame = strtoul(optarg,&end,0); if (end==optarg) { fprintf(stderr,"error: Expected a number for the frame index, got '%s'.\n",optarg); ++errflg; } else { frame = _frame; } } break; } case 'g': { /* group within input file where data should be found */ if (group) ++errflg; else group = optarg; break; } case 'o': { /* output file */ if (cifout) ++errflg; else cifout = optarg; break; } case 'Z': { /* automatic or manual filter registration? */ if (cbf_cistrcmp(optarg?optarg:"","manual") == 0) { h5_write_flags |= CBF_H5_REGISTER_COMPRESSIONS; } else if (cbf_cistrcmp(optarg?optarg:"","plugin") == 0) { h5_write_flags &= ~CBF_H5_REGISTER_COMPRESSIONS; } else { ++errflg; } break; } case 0: { /* input file */ if (hdf5in) ++errflg; else hdf5in = optarg; break; } case '\1': { if (list) ++errflg; list = 1; break; } case '\2': { if (list) ++errflg; list = -1; break; } case '\3': { if (noCBFnames) ++errflg; noCBFnames = -1; break; } case '\4': { if (noCBFnames) ++errflg; noCBFnames = 1; break; } default: { ++errflg; break; } } } } /* check for missing data */ if (!cifout) { fprintf(stderr,"No output files given.\n"); ++errflg; } if (!hdf5in) { fprintf(stderr,"No input file given.\n"); ++errflg; } if (errflg) { fprintf(stderr, "Usage:\n\t%s [options] -o|--output output_cbf input_nexus\n" "Options:\n" "\t-g|--group output_group (default: 'entry')\n" "\t-Z|--register manual|plugin (default: plugin)\n" "\t-f|--frame (default: 0)\n", argv[0]); error |= CBF_ARGUMENT; } } /* If I could read the arguments then attempt to use them */ if (CBF_SUCCESS == error) { cbf_h5handle h5in = NULL; cbf_handle cif = NULL; /* prepare the input file */ { hid_t hdf_file = CBF_H5FAIL, fapl = CBF_H5FAIL; if ((fapl = H5Pcreate(H5P_FILE_ACCESS)) < 0) { fprintf(stderr,"Couldn't create file access property list.\n"); error |= CBF_H5ERROR; } else if ((H5Pset_fclose_degree(fapl,H5F_CLOSE_STRONG)) < 0) { fprintf(stderr,"Couldn't set a file access property.\n"); error |= CBF_H5ERROR; } else if ((hdf_file = H5Fopen(hdf5in,H5F_ACC_RDONLY,fapl)) < 0) { fprintf(stderr,"Couldn't open a HDF5 file.\n"); error |= CBF_H5ERROR; } else if(CBF_SUCCESS != (error |= cbf_create_h5handle3(&h5in,hdf_file))) { fprintf(stderr,"Couldn't open the HDF5 file '%s'.\n", hdf5in); } else if (CBF_SUCCESS != (error |= cbf_h5handle_require_entry(h5in,0,group))) { fprintf(stderr,"Couldn't create an NXentry group in the HDF5 file '%s'.\n", hdf5in); } else { h5in->flags = h5_write_flags; h5in->slice = frame; #ifdef CBF_USE_ULP // set up some parameters for comparing floating point numbers h5in->cmp_double_as_float = 0; h5in->float_ulp = 4; #ifndef NO_UINT64_TYPE h5in->double_ulp = 4; #endif #endif } H5Pclose(fapl); } /* make the handle for the output file */ if (CBF_SUCCESS != (error |= cbf_make_handle(&cif))) { fprintf(stderr,"Failed to create handle for input_cif\n"); error |= CBF_ALLOC; } /* Time the conversion */ if (CBF_SUCCESS == error) { clock_t a = clock(), b; h5in->slice = 0; if (list > 0) h5in->logfile = stdout; if (noCBFnames >= 0) h5in->flags |= CBF_H5_CBFNONAMES; error |= cbf_write_nx2cbf(h5in, cif); b = clock(); printf("Time to convert '%s': %.3fs\n", cifout, ((float)(b - a))/CLOCKS_PER_SEC); } else { fprintf(stderr,"An error occured, will not try to convert the file '%s'\n",hdf5in); } /* Write the file */ if (CBF_SUCCESS == error) { /* start timing */ clock_t a = clock(), b; FILE * const out = fopen(cifout,"wb"); if (NULL == out) { fprintf(stderr,"Couldn't open the output CIF file '%s': %s\n", cifout, strerror(errno)); error |= CBF_FILEOPEN; } else if (CBF_SUCCESS != (error |= cbf_write_file(cif,out,0,CBF,0,0))) { fprintf(stderr,"Couldn't write the output CIF file '%s': %s\n", cifout, cbf_strerror(error)); error |= CBF_FILEWRITE; } if (NULL!=out) fclose(out); /* stop timing */ b = clock(); printf("Time to write '%s': %.3fs\n", cifout, ((float)(b - a))/CLOCKS_PER_SEC); } else { fprintf(stderr,"An error occured, will not try to write the file '%s'\n",cifout); } /* Clean up */ if (cif) cbf_free_handle(cif); if (h5in) cbf_free_h5handle(h5in); } /*******************************************************************************************************************/ /* Cleanup */ error |= cbf_free_getopt_handle(opts); return CBF_SUCCESS==error ? 0 : 1; }