port puts includes in /opt/local/include/db45/ and libraries in
/opt/local/lib/db45/, which i don't think will work well with the
--with-db. silly port.
thanks though,
rob
Sam Lang wrote:
You can use --with-db too if the bdb install is a non-standard location.
-sam
On Sep 6, 2007, at 4:38
You can use --with-db too if the bdb install is a non-standard location.
-sam
On Sep 6, 2007, at 4:38 PM, Rob Ross wrote:
once that first problem was fixed, and i correctly set CFLAGS to
point to location of db.h, i no longer needed to adjust configure
tests.
so we're all good.
rob
Sam
once that first problem was fixed, and i correctly set CFLAGS to point
to location of db.h, i no longer needed to adjust configure tests.
so we're all good.
rob
Sam Lang wrote:
On Sep 6, 2007, at 1:26 PM, Rob Ross wrote:
hey,
yeah, dangerous, me trying to build stuff...
using latest head
On Sep 6, 2007, at 3:00 PM, Phil Carns wrote:
Unfortunately, it doesn't look like disabling the pcache made
any difference. I first tried disabling it by adding a "return
0" at the top of the PINT_dbpf_keyval_pcache_insert() function.
I also tried modifying the dbpf_keyval_iterate_s
Unfortunately, it doesn't look like disabling the pcache made any
difference. I first tried disabling it by adding a "return 0" at the
top of the PINT_dbpf_keyval_pcache_insert() function. I also tried
modifying the dbpf_keyval_iterate_skip_to_position() function to not
call PINT_dbpf_k
On Sep 6, 2007, at 1:26 PM, Rob Ross wrote:
hey,
yeah, dangerous, me trying to build stuff...
using latest head on intel OSX. i think that there's a problem with
the bdb tests (they fail because NULL isn't defined), so i've
edited maint/config/bdb.m4 to include stdio.h. but that's another
On Sep 6, 2007, at 2:09 PM, Phil Carns wrote:
Hi Phil,
The trove layer caches the position -> name mapping for positions
it returns back to the client on a readdir. The problem is
probably related to caching those entries, where the readdir for
the rm is iterating over the directory
that was too easy. thanks. -- rob
Sam Lang wrote:
Try using ./prepare?
-sam
On Sep 6, 2007, at 1:26 PM, Rob Ross wrote:
hey,
yeah, dangerous, me trying to build stuff...
using latest head on intel OSX. i think that there's a problem with
the bdb tests (they fail because NULL isn't defined
Try using ./prepare?
-sam
On Sep 6, 2007, at 1:26 PM, Rob Ross wrote:
hey,
yeah, dangerous, me trying to build stuff...
using latest head on intel OSX. i think that there's a problem with
the bdb tests (they fail because NULL isn't defined), so i've
edited maint/config/bdb.m4 to include
Hi Phil,
The trove layer caches the position -> name mapping for positions it
returns back to the client on a readdir. The problem is probably
related to caching those entries, where the readdir for the rm is
iterating over the directory, and so inserting position -> name entries
into
hey,
yeah, dangerous, me trying to build stuff...
using latest head on intel OSX. i think that there's a problem with the
bdb tests (they fail because NULL isn't defined), so i've edited
maint/config/bdb.m4 to include stdio.h. but that's another story...
right now, because i've done the abov
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