On 29 September 2010 07:47, marc daya wrote:
> I've run into a problem on the latest Elephant 1.0 from the darcs
> repository, with SBCL 1.0.34 on FreeBSD and 1.0.39 on MacOS.
> (make-pset) fails with a deserialization error (steps below). Other
> operations like creating a
work fine. Am I doing something silly?
.marc
--- (steps to reproduce follow) ---
* (in-package :ele-user)
#
* (open-store '(:bdb #P"/tmp/tmpstore"))
; loading system definition from
... ...
;
; compilation unit finished
; printed 197 notes
#
* (make-pset)
debugger i
oining this, particularly Robert,
> should let me know).
>
> We would of course want to have a 1.0 in place by publication time... :)
>
thanks! For future publications building on elephant we'll just cite the
Web page.
Best regards,
Marc
> Oct 10, 2008, at 11:46 AM, Mar
Hi Ian!
Does the group have any preferred way for citing elephant in academic
papers?
Best regards,
Marc
___
elephant-devel site list
elephant-devel@common-lisp.net
http://common-lisp.net/mailman/listinfo/elephant-devel
definitely a sweet spot for SQLite.
>
> We actually might be able to configure BDB to behave similarly (tune
> it for single-writer, multiple-readers) as an optional setup to
> Elephant; but we'd have to look into this a bit as I'm not entirely
> sure BDB can meet your constra
usual ACID properties.
agreed.
> In my web application (using weblocks) I wrap every ajax callback on
> the server side in one big transaction since I know apriori that
> operations within these callbacks aren't going to blow out 20M of
> cache or 1000's of locks. Typicall
the limits at best slightly lessens the
pain, but is not really a solution.
Best regards,
Marc
>
> On Sep 21, 2008, at 10:25 PM, Red Daly wrote:
>
>> I have recently run into "Cannot allocate memory" problems with
>> elephant on a production server. Unfortuna
Hi!
i forgot to attach the patch to the mail - so other users - if they have
the same problem - will be able to compare the current source with our
patch.
here a slighly expanded version of the same patch that also allows
remove-association to work for unbound slots.
Best regards,
Marc
S X.4
The attached sample program illustrates the problem.
Thanks in advance for any assistance!
Best regards,
Marc
(elephant:open-store '(:BDB "/tmp/db"))
(elephant:defpclass A ()
((ic :accessor ic
:initarg :ic
:associate B)
(id :accessor id
:initarg :id
:type
works for the BDB data store now.
many thanks --- and BDB is the only datastore we use and can look into
in any case!
Best regards,
Marc
Ian
On May 3, 2008, at 3:56 AM, Marc wrote:
Marc wrote:
Ian Eslick wrote:
Great! Actually in writing the following e-mail, I realized that
this had fo
Marc wrote:
Ian Eslick wrote:
Great! Actually in writing the following e-mail, I realized that
this had forced me to think through a bunch of things and so I wrote
a version of the functionality in associations.lisp and just checked
it in.
Start playing with, reading and commenting on
Ian Eslick wrote:
Fixed.
Thanks!
Best regards,
Marc
On Mar 24, 2008, at 9:01 PM, Marc wrote:
Hi!
A few very initial observation:
on asdf:operate against the very latest version from darcs we get the
following issue:
failed to find the TRUENAME of
PATH/elephant-unstable/src/elephant
l hope for some time in between sessions.
Best regards
Marc
Download the elephant-unstable branch:
darcs get
http://www.common-lisp.net/project/elephant/darcs/elephant-unstable
It's probably best to spend a little time reading and experimenting,
then writ
further test works
Best regards,
Marc
___
elephant-devel site list
elephant-devel@common-lisp.net
http://common-lisp.net/mailman/listinfo/elephant-devel
join in the work on the association facility. Any pointer on
what would be the best entry point into that task?
Best regards,
Marc
On Mar 18, 2008, at 12:50 AM, Marc wrote:
Ian Eslick wrote:
The pset is probably your best bet. Other collection objects have
more performance impact. Wit
think this
is the idea.
Many thanks for this guidance. That does, indeed, give me an idea of the
best way forward in our application.
Best regards,
Marc
On Mar 16, 2008, at 11:06 PM, Marc wrote:
Hello!
I fear that this may be a rather stupid newbie question, but neither
from the docum
ntries in slots that contain collections)? What would be the
best data structure for the friends slot, assuming that the collection
remains fairly stable over time (psets, lists or other collections)?
Thanks in advance for any hint!
Best
17 matches
Mail list logo
