On 10/11/2020 2:35 PM, Greg Hellings wrote:
Gary,
I have prepared the changes for #1 and 4 below.
For #3 try defining CLUCENE_HOME with -DCLUCENE_HOME=../../some/path/
to where you built and installed CLucene. That *should* allow
FindCLucene.cmake to locate the files appropriately.
#2, no
I'll see whether I can collect a stack trace. It may take some time
until I have it.
The multi-threaded "remote source refreshing" worked without issues
until recently.
Here is the code of the function that does the actual work in a thread.
See
https://github.com/tobias-klein/node-sword-inte
Any luck getting a stack trace on crash?
Regarding the "multitheaded mode", I'd have to get a bit more information as to
exactly how you are sharing SWORD objects across your threads. Generally, as a
rule, you shouldn't. We recommend a separate instance of SWMgr per thread and
that probably goe
Hi Troy,
I'm using curl on all three platforms.
Regarding the timeout configuration I have not changed anything yet, to
make this configurable in Ezra Project is still on my todo list.
I just checked on Linux.
With the old version (May 18th 2020) no hanging or crash in 10 out of 10
times.
WI
Hi Tobias,
What transport library are you building with? ftplib or curl?
Have you changed the value of our new timeout from the default, I believe we
decided on, 10 seconds?
Troy
On October 12, 2020 6:46:54 PM GMT+02:00, Tobias Klein
wrote:
>Hi Troy,
>
>In my latest Ezra Project builds using
Hi Troy,
In my latest Ezra Project builds using SWORD trunk I’ve been noticing random
„hangs“ and crashes related to "updating remote sources“. I suppose it must be
around InstallMgr::refreshRemoteSource.
This was still rock solid when using SWORD trunk from May 18th 2020, but not so
any more
