Quoth Sebastian Tennant :
> Quoth Ian Eslick :
>> What were the problems you encountered and solutions you found?
>> Anything we should add to the FAQ?
>
> Nothing (reliable) that isn't already addressed in the FAQ. I suspect there's
> something in git SBCL (1.0.32.xx) which was causing me prob
Quoth Ian Eslick :
> What were the problems you encountered and solutions you found?
> Anything we should add to the FAQ?
Nothing (reliable) that isn't already addressed in the FAQ. I suspect there's
something in git SBCL (1.0.32.xx) which was causing me problems on my 32-bit
Debian box but I'
What were the problems you encountered and solutions you found?
Anything we should add to the FAQ?
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On Nov 21, 2009, at 1:54 PM, Sebastian Tennant
wrote:
> Quoth "Leslie P. Polzer" :
>> Can you send us the backtrace? Also try compiling libmemutil.so
>> manually.
>> Th
Quoth "Leslie P. Polzer" :
> Can you send us the backtrace? Also try compiling libmemutil.so manually.
> The patches shouldn't influence the compatibility but it can't harm to apply
> them either.
I've got elephant working on my Mac as well now - a 32-bit ClozureCL and a
patched 32-bit BDB - so t
No problem! I'll add the FAQ to the site shortly. -Ian
On Nov 19, 2009, at 3:09 PM, Sebastian Tennant wrote:
> Quoth Ian Eslick :
>> The reason I asked for the my-config.sexp is that the my-config you
>> forwarded some time ago below will fail in the way you are talking
>> about (undefined symb
Quoth Ian Eslick :
> The reason I asked for the my-config.sexp is that the my-config you
> forwarded some time ago below will fail in the way you are talking
> about (undefined symbols as well as unrecognized arguments) because
> this file is telling it to use BDB 4.5 headers to talk to 4.7
Seb,
The reason I asked for the my-config.sexp is that the my-config you
forwarded some time ago below will fail in the way you are talking
about (undefined symbols as well as unrecognized arguments) because
this file is telling it to use BDB 4.5 headers to talk to 4.7
libraries. BDB chan
Sebastian Tennant wrote:
> Quoth "Leslie P. Polzer" :
>>> Berkeley DB error #22: Invalid argument
>>> [Condition of type BDB-DB-ERROR]
>
>> Try again after removing libmemutil.so (thus causing Elephant to rebuild it).
>
> It fails before this file is built, i.e., there is no libmemutil.so. I
Quoth "Leslie P. Polzer" :
>> Berkeley DB error #22: Invalid argument
>> [Condition of type BDB-DB-ERROR]
> Try again after removing libmemutil.so (thus causing Elephant to rebuild it).
It fails before this file is built, i.e., there is no libmemutil.so. Instead,
there's a strange directory
Sebastian Tennant wrote:
> Quoth Sebastian Tennant :
>> Now let's see if I can get elephant's bdb store working on my Mac.
>
> Well, I'm a lot closer, but still not quite there yet.
>
> I compiled a 64-bit BerkeleyDB but now I get a 'Berkeley DB error #22: Invalid
> argument' error message when I
Quoth Sebastian Tennant :
> Now let's see if I can get elephant's bdb store working on my Mac.
Well, I'm a lot closer, but still not quite there yet.
I compiled a 64-bit BerkeleyDB but now I get a 'Berkeley DB error #22: Invalid
argument' error message when I try to (open-store ...):
bash-3.2$
Quoth "R. Matthew Emerson" :
>> Any idea what the magic incantation to ./compile is, or which file I should
>> look in to find out?
> $ CFLAGS="-arch x86_64" LDFLAGS="-arch x86_64" ../dist/configure
Ah!!! Thank you. They're the magic flags I was looking for.
Now let's see if I can get elephant'
On Nov 12, 2009, at 10:23 AM, Sebastian Tennant wrote:
> Quoth Robert Synnott :
>> If you install BDB from Oracle's source, you might get a 64bit build (or have
>> the option to ask for one in the configuration stage). I gather that MacPorts
>> hasn't been adapted too well for Snow Leopard as yet
Quoth Robert Synnott :
> If you install BDB from Oracle's source, you might get a 64bit build (or have
> the option to ask for one in the configuration stage). I gather that MacPorts
> hasn't been adapted too well for Snow Leopard as yet.
Noted, although I'm not actually running Snow Leopard.
Any
If you install BDB from Oracle's source, you might get a 64bit build
(or have the option to ask for one in the configuration stage). I
gather that MacPorts hasn't been adapted too well for Snow Leopard as
yet.
Rob
2009/11/12 Sebastian Tennant :
> Quoth "Leslie P. Polzer" :
>> On Tue, Nov 10, 2009
Quoth "Leslie P. Polzer" :
> On Tue, Nov 10, 2009 at 06:35:38PM +, Sebastian Tennant wrote:
>> I've installed MacPort's db47 but am getting the same error as before:
> Are you sure that it's compiled for 64bit?
I've no doubt that's what the problem is.
My Mac is a 64-bit machine but installin
On Tue, Nov 10, 2009 at 06:35:38PM +, Sebastian Tennant wrote:
> I've installed MacPort's db47 but am getting the same error as before:
Are you sure that it's compiled for 64bit?
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Quoth "Leslie P. Polzer" :
> This passage is terribly outdated. Use BDB 4.7.
Well I'll update the passage when I submit my patch.
In the mean time, it'd be nice to get elephant working on my Mac (I bet it's
fine under Debian).
I've installed MacPort's db47 but am getting the same error as before
On Tue, Nov 10, 2009 at 09:21:37AM +, Sebastian Tennant wrote:
> Quoth "Leslie P. Polzer" :
> > Is there a specific reason you're not using 4.7?
>
> Yes there is. It clearly states in the manual that elephant only works with
> BerkeleyDB version 4.5.
>
> (info "(elephant)Berkeley DB")
> ht
Quoth "Leslie P. Polzer" :
> Is there a specific reason you're not using 4.7?
Yes there is. It clearly states in the manual that elephant only works with
BerkeleyDB version 4.5.
(info "(elephant)Berkeley DB")
http://common-lisp.net/project/elephant/doc/Berkeley-DB.html#Berkeley-DB
Seb
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Sebastian Tennant wrote:
> Hi list,
>
> elephant-1.0(git)
> SBCL(git)
> Intel Core 2 DuoMacOS X Leopard
>
> I built and installed BerkeleyDB 4.5 as per /src/contrib/henrik's script. It
> compiled prefectly cleanly, withtout any problems at all.
Is there a
Hi list,
elephant-1.0(git)
SBCL(git)
Intel Core 2 DuoMacOS X Leopard
I built and installed BerkeleyDB 4.5 as per /src/contrib/henrik's script. It
compiled prefectly cleanly, withtout any problems at all.
my-config.sexp reads:
((:compiler . :gcc)
(:ber
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