Re: [elephant-devel] Quick hack for lisp backend.

2008-05-16 Thread Henrik Hjelte
On Fri, May 16, 2008 at 12:50 AM, Glenn Tarcea <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I had never looked at Rucksack before. The code is very well structured > indeed! > > A couple of thoughts: > > 1. Could the Rucksack B-Tree code be separated out, abstracted a little and > put in a separate project (eg,

Re: [elephant-devel] Quick hack for lisp backend.

2008-05-16 Thread Leslie P. Polzer
> I had never looked at Rucksack before. The code is very well > structured indeed! Yes, we're lucky. > A couple of thoughts: > > 1. Could the Rucksack B-Tree code be separated out, abstracted a > little and put in a separate project (eg, a cl-btree, or ldb for > example)? This would allow othe

Re: [elephant-devel] Quick hack for lisp backend.

2008-05-15 Thread Glenn Tarcea
I had never looked at Rucksack before. The code is very well structured indeed! A couple of thoughts: 1. Could the Rucksack B-Tree code be separated out, abstracted a little and put in a separate project (eg, a cl-btree, or ldb for example)? This would allow other lisp projects that are