The bug is here again
[1/3] from: gchillemi::aliceposta::it at: 8-Dec-2007 14:50
I have executed the two script with a 5000 read/lines iteration but they
have not stopped the reading protocol.
Instead, my original script did it for 2 times (I have been forced to flush
data to disk to restart at the point where it stopped). Now the problem
seems elsewere, mayber nested in the Recycle Functions, parsing or blocks.
Could please someone help me finding this hole ?
Here are stats outputs which seems strange:
print [stats/recycle]
36911 60762924 4824 1462900 1072 2238720
print [stats/evals]
68312239 28884935 5484348
I have absolutely no clue about how to read them
Giuseppe Chillemi
[2/3] from: gregg::pointillistic::com at: 8-Dec-2007 9:26
Hi Giuseppe,
GC> Now the problem seems elsewere, mayber nested in the Recycle
GC> Functions, parsing or blocks. Could please someone help me finding
GC> this hole ?
It's hard to help without seeing the code.
-- Gregg
[3/3] from: gchillemi::aliceposta::it at: 9-Dec-2007 22:42
> GC> Now the problem seems elsewere, mayber nested in the Recycle
> GC> Functions, parsing or blocks. Could please someone help
> me finding
> GC> this hole ?
>
> It's hard to help without seeing the code.
Greg, the code is very difficult because it is redundant as the project is
in its first release. It would be a 40K post.
I prefer to refine the code, hoping to maintain the bug which is always
here, and the submit to the mailing list (just imagine that there are
variable names 80chars long...). After about 2500 reads (sometime even less)
it triggers and the http Protocol stops.
Giuseppe Chillemi