If I ain't mistaken, currently Elephant only has a CVS, and no bug
tracker of any sort.
Before or after 0.6.1, could you consider switching to subversion and
trac, as they are provided by common-list.net? It could help possible
contributors to see what remains to be done (comments and attached
pat
Ok, I'll be hacking on this tomorrow and just got some VM's running
including the latest Ubuntu release so can test SBCL under it. I'm
focusing on HEAD primarily with a goal of moving towards an 0.6.1
release in the near future.
Make sure you clean the DB's using the script (delscript.sh or somet
Scribit Pierre THIERRY dies 10/11/2006 hora 03:00:
> > Could be the new SBCL not playing nice with some assumption left in
> > 0.6.0.
> I'll install a sarge chroot and test this within it.
Well, in a sarge chroot, I could run the test suite for the BDB backend
with SBCL. I even figured how to do t
It's not entirely misleading. Berkeley DB is a database in the sense
that it provides efficient indexing and retrieval. However it's much
lower level than SQL (and is often used to implement relational
databases). Elephant is an ODB in the sense that BDB - it stores
objects, values and can effic
Daniel,
There are a couple of things about the Elephant model that should be
made clear. Elephant is not a very high level DB system. It's focus is
persistence of data. In effect, it is a collection of indexing
mechanisms and a metaobject protocol that helps us to store/retrieve
data. There a
