Hi,
thank you, Ian and Alex, for your answers.
Now, I changed the entire data model as mentioned - and it works :-)
Best Regards
Lukas
> The Elephant MOP overloads class objects to store a variety of data. The
> MOP only guarantees to call finalize-inheritance at the latest when an
> inst
The Elephant MOP overloads class objects to store a variety of data. The MOP
only guarantees to call finalize-inheritance at the latest when an instance is
created, so if you call get-instances-by-class, the Elephant MOP has to make
sure to call finalize-inheritance.
Sounds like we need to do
Hi,
> LG> Is it necessary to call sb-mop:finalize-inheritance explecitely?
>
> Elephant should call this function itself before trying to get
> class-slots. I guess it calls it too late or too early...
>
> LG> Maybe the class-hierarchy can help a little bit:
>
> Do you load your source files in t
LG> Is it necessary to call sb-mop:finalize-inheritance explecitely?
Elephant should call this function itself before trying to get class-slots.
I guess it calls it too late or too early...
LG> Maybe the class-hierarchy can help a little bit:
Do you load your source files in this order?
I'm
Hello,
I am using elephant with sbcl. I found a strange behavior in a more or less
complex scenario but I am not sure if it is a bug or a fault caused by myself?
So I am posting here in hope that someone has a similar experience:
After starting our system via (asdf:operate 'asdf:load-op ...) and
