Scribit Ian Eslick dies 22/01/2007 hora 18:37: > - Most changes I just made are subsumed by testing the existing > regressions on different platforms, such as running the regression on > 64-bit machines with a 64-bit lisp.
I'll run the tests under Debian Etch on an amd64. The same box is running in 32-bit Windows XP, and I have SBCL 1.0 and the last evaluation version of Lispworks, so i'll try to help making it work under Windows. FWIW, I will probably need Windows support, as I'll deploy applications on Windows systems in the near future, for my customers. And Elephant is a bliss when it comes to store a complex graph of objects. :-) > - Thread safety: any suggestions on how to do this? I haven't done > any formal multi-threaded software engineering, so am unfamiliar with > the current state of the art in testing these systems (other than > formally). I can at least give a test that used to fail for me without the locking patch I just sent: get Elephant to be called by a multi-threaded web server like Araneida or Hunchentoot and stuff the server with parallel requests fast (I used Apache's benchmarking tool). Quickly, Pierre -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] OpenPGP 0xD9D50D8A
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