Hi Ian,
thanks for the kind words.
> It also appears that the optimizing compiler is not packaged with
> these source distributions, so I guess it's not surprising that it
> would fail to compile.
Correct. A lot of the issues you mention are related to the fact that
we are currently at the same time moving from svn to git, moving all
the repositories and the continuous integration system to new servers,
and same time moving our servers to a new building --very brave! As a
result we are not generating daily releases during the move and fixes
are thus not being reflected. This move should be over soon however
and things should get back to normal.
> 1) Is there public (read-only) access to the source repository?
Not currently, but we will set it up shortly for the new git repo.
> 2) Have there been recent changes in trunk that may address
> compilation issues for experimental features?
Yes, we are always working on the system and there are always fixes
(and bugs of course ;-)). In particular we have just fixed the CHR bug
related to mutables that you pointed out.
> 3) In the case of (2 and not 1), would someone be kindly enough to cut
> a new source package based from the latest revision?
Will do as soon as we can...
> 4) Would you like me to provide more detailed info about the errors?
Please do send them: they are most helpful.
Thanks again for all your feedback!
--Manuel H
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I'm looking for a persistent database system for Ciao. DHT seems to be much
more complex than what I need and using the internal database and assert is
not quite enough. I'd like a system that at least can keep terms
dynamically sorted.
Any ideas?
John
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The manual has lots of references to the "class" definition, but I can't find
an actual definition of "class". What appears to be class/1 seems to have a
class name as an argument. What appears to be class/3 seems to have a file
name as its first argument. Also, "use_class" appears to use a file name.
This and other wording in the manual suggests that a file should have only
one class definition in it. Is this true? Can one have more than one class
definition in a file and load all those classes with one "use_class"?
Does anyone have any experience with this?
Thanks,
John McCulloch
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