Still interested in hacking on elephant + MCL?
Kilian Sprotte wrote:
> Am 05.10.2006 um 16:21 schrieb Ian Eslick:
>
>> Thanks for the help! The next two weeks are busy for me, and then I
>> hope to get back to hacking properly on Elephant.
>
> Thats good, so I can prepare this slowly :) Basic
On Thu, 2006-10-05 at 16:52 -0700, Red Daly wrote:
I am not sure if I follow entirely. perhaps you can elaborate if I seem
to have misunderstood. I think the following program just loads
the :elephant system and then calls open-store. Is this what you mean?
(asdf:operat
I am not sure if I follow entirely. perhaps you can elaborate if I seem
to have misunderstood. I think the following program just loads
the :elephant system and then calls open-store. Is this what you mean?
(asdf:operate 'asdf:load-op :elephant)
(let ((store-spec '(:BDB "store")))
(elephant:o
Could be some odd case in asdf. When you open a store, the appropriate
asdf file is called to load the backend code if it isn't loaded. Try
loading the :elephant system instead of :ele-bdb, then doing open-store
and see what happens.
I'll test this on SBCL later tonight.
Ian
Red Daly wrote:
>
Thank you for the quick and helpful response :).
With your corrections, all tests passed and I seem to be able to open a
functioning store! However, life is not perfect yet. The main problem
I seem to be facing right now is when I attempt to load elephant using
my slime environment (when calling
Arggh! I realized that write before I got this email. I have now
removed it; we should use the texinfo documentation as the master documentation.
I'll fix it, thanks!
On Thu, 2006-10-05 at 17:24 +0200, Kilian Sprotte wrote:
Hi,
why don't you just take off or correct the
Hi,why don't you just take off or correct the Example Usage part of the project homepage?Its probably just this line CL-USER> (open-store "/home/ben/testdb").People might be tempted to look there first then into the tutorial.Bye, KilianAm 05.10.2006 um 17:13 schrieb Robert L. Read: On Thu, 2006-10
On Thu, 2006-10-05 at 01:23 -0700, Red Daly wrote:
however, I am unable to open a store according to the instructions in
the two tutorials on the common-lisp.net project site. Here is an
example attempt:
* (open-store "store")
Dear Team,
This syntax is (very) obsolete, as Ian has po
Am 05.10.2006 um 16:21 schrieb Ian Eslick:
Thanks for the help! The next two weeks are busy for me, and then I
hope to get back to hacking properly on Elephant.
Thats good, so I can prepare this slowly :) Basically, I have
good news:
With some minor inconveniences, I got sbcl running
a
There are some patches pending for CVS which should remove the makefile
step.
I'm open to suggestions on the right way to provide parameters to the
build process for the C libraries and the load process for Lisp (where
are the foreign BDB libs and local libs). We've tried to make
reasonable defa
Am 05.10.2006 um 15:01 schrieb Ian Eslick:
Can you list the various problems you had trying to get the system to
run? We're working on useability for the next release and want to fix
as many of the inconveniences as possible.
I can help with testing on OSX sbcl and openmcl. At first, I would
I'm sorry if the website hasn't been updated (Robert, can you check
this?), but the tutorial should be updated to reflect the new (as of
0.6.0) open-store protocol, which requires specification of the type of
backend you'll be using. A specification is a list of two elements; a
backend type specif
I have been trying to get Elephant up and running for a few days with
little luck. I have tried CMUCL and SBCL, with different unsuccessful
outcomes. During my latest attempt on SBCL, I seem to be able to call
the following two lines without errors:
(asdf:operate 'asdf:load-op :elephant)
(asdf:op
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