Hi,
I was using the CVS version for 9.Feb.2006 and created a bdb data-store
but it seems elephant code is re-structured and now, with the latest
CVS, I am unable to use the old database since when I try to open the
store it says "Unable to find class ELEPHANT::BDB-BTREE". I've seen that
it's move
Robert L. Read wrote:
>
> So, unfortunately, you options are:
> 1) Wait 3 or 4 weeks for Iain and I to fix it,
> 2) Figure it out yourself and give us the patch (good for us, perhaps
> bad for you...)
> 3) Continue use 0.5.
>
> Let me know what you decide to do or if we can help you more w
Robert L. Read wrote:
>
> Certainly, I personally want to use Elephant for long-lived, permanent
> data and would
> as a user demand promise P of a system like Elephant.
Robert,
Yes, i am trying to use elephant in a serious but *very-experimental*
application. I would be glad if I can somehow u
Ian Eslick wrote:
> Just a few short comments:
>
> 1) I think that DBs are designed for certain kinds of short-running
> transactions, but over time have been co-opted into supporting
> longer and more complex ones.
>
> 2) User interaction takes place in a completely different domain
> and I think
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i was trying to be smarter than the compiler -- i don't remember if
PCL can do runtime profiling directed dispatch tables -- i attempted
to generate the optimal dispatch table "by hand." as moon would say,
given a sufficiently smart compiler.the generic function vers
