On Thu, 2008-05-15 at 10:39 +0300, Alex Mizrahi wrote:
> RLR> The purpose of compression is of course NOT to make the store smaller.
> RLR> It is to decrease the amount of I/O that is required to access the
> RLR> store.
>
> time to do I/O does not linearly depend on I/O amount.
>
> for exampl
I had never looked at Rucksack before. The code is very well
structured indeed!
A couple of thoughts:
1. Could the Rucksack B-Tree code be separated out, abstracted a
little and put in a separate project (eg, a cl-btree, or ldb for
example)? This would allow other lisp projects that are
RLR> The purpose of compression is of course NOT to make the store smaller.
RLR> It is to decrease the amount of I/O that is required to access the
RLR> store.
time to do I/O does not linearly depend on I/O amount.
for example, HDD reads data in blocks, with each block definitely not less
than
Hi,
i have a slight problem using elephant berkeley store on my web app
made with openmcl and hunchentoot. I have compiled 64 bit version of
BDB (mac intel). I thought if you could help me forward with this.
Following is the error:
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; registering # as CHUNGA
Attempting to load libmem
