Hi all,
I'm just finding time again to get back into elephant. So I downloaded latest
unstable darcs and when I run the tests, it aborts as shown below. Any ideas?
Thanks
- Waldo
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Hi Ian,
I read the thread from a few days ago regarding OIDs. While I agree with your
position, I think it's beneficial to be able to get a list of OIDs to be able
to perform these kinds of operations. I think the premise from the other thread
was that of "relying" on OIDs for relational purpos
Please excuse if I don't make a direct reference to Elephant solving this in my
comment below. However, I remembered reading something just like this in
AllegroCache's Reference Manual, in which it said, and I quote:
"In a database every object has a unique object identifier (oid). This value
c
Hello Ian, Robert, and Henrik
I'll try to comment based on the responses received from the three of you in
this single thread so as to minimize the posts. Before proceeding, let me just
clarify that I am only interested in using the BDB backend.
> I would have to disagree about the documentatio
Hi all,
I'm still on my quest to learn to effectively use Elephant. Although
documentation is not so abundant, I've gotten a pretty good start with the
available documentation.
However, I don't have such a strong background on using ODBs and mainly come
from the SQL world. So, just for curious
I just realized that what I "corrected" was not necessarily a typo. At this
point, simply ignore my "fix", however, if anyone could shed some light as to
why it's breaking I would appreciate it. I will try to debug it myself as well.
Thanks,
Daniel
On Mon, May 7, 2007 2:28 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I just downloaded the latest CVS version and elephant is not loading properly.
The error message I get is:
(defun pprev-dup-hack (cur key)
"
; compiling GO
; compiling BACK
; compiling ONE
; compiling STEP
; compiling IN
; compiling A
; compiling DUPLICATE
; compiling SET; compilation aborted b
Hi Ian,
Can't say that I noticed any problems after commenting out the miser-width.
Will try to look further as well.
As far as the docs is concerned, not a bid deal. It's just that since I've been
offline for such long time and the many changes made in RC1, I wanted to get up
to speed as fast
Hi team,
Congrats on this RC1. Glad to be semi-back in the elephant world.
Anyway, I just downloaded the tar file.
The good news is that all tests ran perfectly (except for migration tests,
since I didn't do them). The bad news is that I had some trouble make'ing the
docs.
Running SBCL 1.0.4
Ian,
Sorry for the delay. I've been way too busy lately.
Anyway, I made another attempt after getting the latest CVS of Elephant and BDB
4.5. Elephant loaded just fine as you also experienced. I compiled BDB with
CFLAGS="-arch x86_64" and LDFLAGS="-arch x86_64" in order to compile it for
64-bi
I did (push :macosx *features*) as well as (push :darwin *features*) and in
both instances, it failed to load the .so library. I guess somehow, UFFI still
doesn't recognize it to use .dylib (and .dylib was not generated either).
Very strange. Is there another way of "pushing" stuff into *feature
I have been trying to make 0.6.1 work under OpenMCL Version 1.1-pre-061231
(DarwinX8664). However, as I mentioned before, I have been having compilation
problems.
They seem to be mainly related to libmemutil.
Out of the box attempt, I got the following error:
; $ /usr/bin/gcc -shared -Wall -fP
I just downloaded from CVS and am still getting missing bdb-slots.lisp.
Also, for the record, I my "out-of-the-box" my-config.sexp looks like:
((:berkeley-db-root . "/usr/local/BerkeleyDB.4.4")
(:berkeley-db-include-dir . "/usr/local/BerkeleyDB.4.4/include")
(:berkeley-db-lib-dir . "/usr/local/
That's great work.
If needed, I can run tests on MacBook Intel with OpenMCL + SBCL with threads
compiled in. Just let me know when/where to fetch it from.
Thanks,
Daniel
On Mon, January 22, 2007 11:30 am, Ian Eslick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> The re-organization for the 0.6.1 feature set has
Hi,
(Perhaps I'm going about this all wrong, but...)
I'm trying to populate a large number of Sleepycat databases.
I've created the necessary underlying directories.
What I'm attempting is something like this:
(defun populate-db (tree data-pairs)
(mapcar #'(lambda (p) (setf (get-value (car
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