¥Why did we insist on having an output for every node,
although we have data on a just a few ?
¥This file format (1D) is simple to understand however it
is not efficient for reading and writing
large files.
HNIML Format that allows for faster I/O will be in use
next.
¥In some cases, the output file is larger than the limit
of 2GB on most current systems. You can
get around this limitation by writing the output
file in chunks using the options -first_node and -last_node.