Re: [elephant-devel] Error when loading elephant on Mac OS with Lispworks 5.1

Thank you, Sean. I have applied your patch. I have also disabled the concurrency tests for SBCL as their mode of failure is very annoying, at least under slime. However, fixing those tests (or the concurrency problem they represent) under SBCL is a high priority. Unfortunately, an even higher-p

Re: [elephant-devel] Re: Re: Re: sqite3 - always increase database size

Robert, > This may seem silly and you may be beyond it, but the first thing you > should do is just design a good object-oriented system without worrying > about persistence at all. I agree with what you are saying fundamentally. However, I'm also a firm believer in "eating your dog food

Re: [elephant-devel] Re: Re: Re: sqite3 - always increase database size

On Wed, 2008-04-09 at 13:36 -0400, Aaron Feng wrote: > I have learned a good deal about elephant so far, but I'm still unsure > on how to design my schema with elephant, so I'll post what I have > later on today. All suggestions are welcome! This may seem silly and you may be beyond it, but the

Re: [elephant-devel] Re: Re: Re: sqite3 - always increase database size

Hi Robert, > The one mistake the beginners commonly make is to think that they need > to declare something a persistent class AND put it in a btree. This is exactly what I'm doing. I would like to avoid working with btrees, but for some reason I thought I had to add it myself. This is good news

Re: [elephant-devel] Error when loading elephant on Mac OS with Lispworks 5.1

On 4/9/08, Robert L. Read <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Thanks for pointing this out, Sean. Would it be possible for you to > submit a patch for it? I don't have lispworks, and am therefore not > capable of developing for it. Apparently you do...this is bound to be > the kind of things that ot

[elephant-devel] Re: Re: Re: sqite3 - always increase database size

> I'm trying to remove an item from a btree. > Is there other function I can call instead of remove-kv? > I'm indeed using persistent classes. you can enable class indexing then -- it automatically create one btree to retrieve objects by class, and also a btree for each indexed slot. (if you