Can anyone point me to the current ODBC maintainers?
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On 26 Jun 2013, at 08:59, Friedrich Dominicus
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> Can anyone point me to the current ODBC maintainers?
I would start searching here: http://dbxtalk.smallworks.com.ar
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I Have set up an Monticello HTTP repository in my Windows pc. After i
published my project in pharo 2.0 on to the repository from my Mac. Later i
tried to load the project on another 2.0 image in windows and i found this
error. Cant Find EOCD position. But i am able to load the project in
another i
Actually, I don't know how is the maintainer of ODBC. Now sure if there is
one.
As a comment, notice that OpenDBXDriver can also talk to ODBC backend. The
thing here is that instead of doing:
Pharo -> ODBC
you are doing:
Pharo -> openDBX -> ODBC
OpenDBX author recommends to use ODBC directly or
I find that WAFileLibrary subclasses resource methods cannot be committed
to Monticello repository. Is this normal? These resources have been added
by the WAFileLibrary->addFilesIn:method. But when i try to create another
method and then commit, i find that the new method gets committed and that
i
Hi guys
we created a slideshare acount for pharo
I added
2009 smalltalks slides
2011 ESUG
2013 Pharo Conference
a new lecture
Intro
Model
Syntax
http://www.slideshare.net/pharoproject/
Can you tell
Lets say I'm modeling a navy that is comprised of many ships each with
their own soldiers and jobs. If I want one of the ships to be GC'd do I
need to implement #release in the soldier and job objects and send it to
each of those soldiers and jobs that live and work on the ship I want
GC'd or is r
There is no such thing as #release in Pharo. If you want your objects
to be garbage collected just make sure to remove all references to it.
You simply assign nil to instance variables which previously held such
and object.
Does that answer your question?
On 2013-06-26, at 23:47, Paul DeBruicker
In Pharo2 Object (and many other classes) implement #release and
#release has many senders. So I don't understand how 'there is no such
thing as #release in Pharo'. I understand that the GC is a VM thing and
it does not send #release to the objects in the image.
IF in my hypothetical question t
ok I was not sure of how much you were aware of how the GC works :)
second try:
In your example it would be enough to cut the connection the ship,
everything "aboard" will be GC'ed as well.
Once you cut the connection to a subgraph of objects, and they are no
longer reachable from the outside (
Paul,
On 26 Jun 2013, at 23:47, Paul DeBruicker wrote:
> Lets say I'm modeling a navy that is comprised of many ships each with
> their own soldiers and jobs. If I want one of the ships to be GC'd do I
> need to implement #release in the soldier and job objects and send it to
> each of those so
Sven & Camillo,
Ok thanks. And using the PointerFinder is there a way to know which of
the pointers points to the SystemDictionary or Object someObject or
whereever the GC begins so one would not have to check every pointer for
every stubborn object.
E.g. Lets say I've nil'ed the reference betwe
Hi Stef
I can only see 7 presentations. 4 of them are from 2013.
Joachim
Stéphane Ducasse schrieb:
>Hi guys
>
>we created a slideshare acount for pharo
>I added
> 2009 smalltalks slides
> 2011 ESUG
> 2013 Pharo Conference
>
> a new lecture
>
Thanks I only put 7 of them for now.
I will continue.
Stef
On Jun 27, 2013, at 4:52 AM, Joachim Tuchel wrote:
> Hi Stef
>
> I can only see 7 presentations. 4 of them are from 2013.
>
> Joachim
>
> Stéphane Ducasse schrieb:
>
>> Hi guys
>>
>> we created a slideshare acount for pharo
>> I
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