Ok, I got myself a windows installation and set it up only to get to
the same point you're at. I have no idea what's going on with db.h
either. I'll try looking at this again tomorrow.
You know, I switched to Mac OS because I hated working with cygwin
under MS Windows... :)
On Feb 19, 2
The upcoming release (0.6.1) should make multi-threading easy. The
0.6.0 release is not thread safe. We'll be updating the manuals on
this shortly.
In 0.6.1, as long as you are only using a single store controller and
perform transactions using with-transaction you should be good to
go.
Hello,
I am doing a server side of application on linux/sbcl .
May I ask an information update on current state
of threading . Specifically about "simple" threaded
reading from BDB .
Sorry, I can't get it from "Elephant User Manual".
Just a basic clue would be sufficient.
Thanks beforehand.
Regar
This and the prior unicode bugs should be fixed in the current HEAD.
I verified this both on SBCL and on Allegro (Mac OS X)
Ian
On Feb 25, 2007, at 8:31 AM, Ties Stuij wrote:
i'm getting a symbol-not-available-or-something error the second-plus
time i try to load elephant; specifically seri
I should clarify - Trak has a built-in wiki. If you have a common-
lisp.net account I can add you to our Trac system so you can edit the
wiki pages. (Anyone can submit and comment on tickets, however)
Ian
On Feb 25, 2007, at 2:28 PM, Ian Eslick wrote:
Character encodings and unicode give
Character encodings and unicode give me headaches!
Thanks Henrik for pointing out that bug. I should rename the UTF-8
function - to me it means UTF-8/16le/32le read-compatible, assuming
that the underlying lisp is using ASCII or Unicode character codings.
Ties, there was a legacy issue cau
This is great work, gentlemen.
I'm assuming that Ian will take care of this, as he has done most of the
work for this release and did the serializer rewrite; but if for some
reason he doesn't respond I'll try to take care of it.
On Sun, 2007-02-25 at 14:31 +0100, Ties Stuij wrote:
> i'm getting
i'm getting a symbol-not-available-or-something error the second-plus
time i try to load elephant; specifically serializer1.lisp when it
tries to intern translate-and-intern-symbol from the elephant package.
This is because translate-and-intern-symbol resides in
controller.lisp. which is not yet l
Hi Ties! Nothing beats a sunday morning bughunt!
Aint that the truth!
to clarify:
as i understand it, the code just wants to circumvent the whole
implementation dependent unicode troubles, by relying on char codes.
This is fine, but this would mean that elephant db-ses encoded by one
implementat
ok, i've slept a bit and all of a sudden the problem isn't that
difficult. That is to say, i understand and can solve the problem, but
there seem to be 'slightly' deeper problems.
Basically elephant checks the first character of a string for being
over x7f, if it's not, the string is encoded as u
Hi Ties! Nothing beats a sunday morning bughunt!
Found the solution for you, see below.
Cheers,
Henrik Hjelte
Add this testcase to testserializer.lisp:
(Sorry the code indentation looks funny when attached to an email)
(deftest hard-strings
(are-not-null
(in-out-equal (format nil "Mot~
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