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extend fix for issue #680 to include strided slices #683
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calls to nc_get_vara is always faster.
@shoyer - would you mind running the xarray tests on this before I merge? |
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I just started a build at https://travis-ci.org/pydata/xarray/builds/247647274, should have results in 10-15 minutes. Look for the job "py36-netcdf4-dev" |
The xarray test suite passes, which is encouraging but by no means definitive :) |
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Now strided slices are converted to individual calls to nc_get_vara, instead of one call to nc_get_vars. (as long as the total number of calls is less than 1000).