I tried every versions of MAT files. It is still producing unstable output. (Sorry for late response.)
I tried every versions of MAT files. It is still producing unstable output.
I want to improve speed of reading operation. I am trying to read variables using different thread for each variable. I am getting unstable output. Does Matio library support multi-threading? Thanks for this wonderful library by the way. std::map<std::string, matvar_t*> MatParser::ParseMatFile(mat_t *matfp, std::vector<std::string> UserVariableNames) { std::map<std::string, matvar_t*> VariablesOfUser; QMutex mutex; QtConcurrent::blockingMap(UserVariableNames, [&](const std::string &UserVar) { matvar_t*...
I want to improve speed of reading operation. I am trying to read variables using different thread for each variable. I am getting unstable output. Does Matio library support multi-threading? std::map<std::string, matvar_t*> MatParser::ParseMatFile(mat_t *matfp, std::vector<std::string> UserVariableNames) { std::map<std::string, matvar_t*> VariablesOfUser; QMutex mutex; QtConcurrent::blockingMap(UserVariableNames, [&](const std::string &UserVar) { matvar_t* MatVar = Mat_VarRead(matfp, UserVar.c_str());...
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