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After calling the write_histogram function below a couple of dozen times, I get the message: ncredef: filename "hcaa8842": Too many open files Why? I'm believe that I'm calling ncendef and ncclose in the appropriate places. None of the assertions fail. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Charles ---------------------------------------------------------------------- static int write_histogram(char *filename, long *values, long duration_max) { int ncid; int status; int dur_max_dim; int dimids[1], dur_hist_id; static long start[] = {0}; /* start writing at index 0 */ static long count[1]; ncid = ncopen(filename, NC_WRITE); assert(ncid >= 0); status = ncredef(ncid); assert(status >= 0); dur_max_dim = ncdimdef(ncid, "duration_max_frame", duration_max); assert(dur_max_dim >= 0); dimids[0] = dur_max_dim; dur_hist_id = ncvardef(ncid, "duration_histogram", NC_LONG, 1, dimids); status = ncendef(ncid); count[0] = duration_max; status = ncvarput(ncid, dur_hist_id, start, count, values); assert(status >= 0); status = ncclose(ncid); assert(status >= 0); return 0; }
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