Ian Eslick writes:
>> > I thought we could just have a single Lisp instance for all the
>> > applications we wanted to deploy, but am confused as to how a single
>> > Elephant instance could handle multiple stores, one for each
>> > application, or better yet, what would be the most advisable
>>
"Wesley Kerr" writes:
> I found this not helpful when I asked a similar question (It came from
> R. Matthew Emerson) :
>
> At the top of src/db-bdb/berkeley-db.lisp is a declaim form that
> declaims a bunch of functions inline.
>
> (declaim
> #-elephant-without-optimize (optimize (speed 3) (saf
Greetings,
I am attempting to use Elephant (-stable or -unstable; it fails on both
in the same way) with BDB (4.5, 4.6, and 4.7 also all fail the same way)
on Clozure CL (1.2 or 1.3-trunk) linux_x86-64.
The main portion of Elephant builds fine, but OPEN-STORE fails when
opening a :BDB store when
Ian Eslick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Also which version of the elephant tree? This may be fixed on
> unstable - there was quite a bit of general cleanup as I made the
> schema changes. Today, psets are just a wrapper around btrees -
> anyone tried to reproduce this using straight btrees in
Ian Eslick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> This happens in your application, or only in the tests? Can you give
> me the exact sequence and state you use to reproduce? Do you have a
> fresh lisp & fresh DB? Does it still show up if you close the store,
> open a fresh one, and try again? There is
