Just one other small thing I noticed: apparently this only occurs when 
writer->setRAMBufferSizeMB(0.5); is called. This leads me to think 
something in the process of calculating which postings to flush and 
delete (based on their block size) is wrong.

Uncomment writer->setInfoStream(&std::cout); in the demo application to 
see how this is happening.

Itamar.

On 27/6/2010 12:06 AM, Itamar Syn-Hershko wrote:
> Borek, a quick update:
>
> Apparently I was wrong. The 2 issues mentioned in JIRA 1072 were already
> fixed in 2.3.2, and the core patches attached to it weren't showing up
> in the release since other check-ins updated them to work differently.
>
> So, what you were experiencing is either a CLucene specific bug or some
> JLucene behavior that isn't tolerated properly in a non-GC environment.
> Another option is that some code portion hasn't been ported in full, or
> correctly.
>
> I think it is better at this point to investigate where CLucene is
> failing JL tests and why, and then try to fix this accordingly (instead
> of tracking loads of memory allocations until you pinpoint the issue you
> are having and create a test case out of it).
>
> testWickedLongTerm (which I ported) is failing in one of the asserts - I
> think it is worth a look. Another test I think can help is
> testDocumentsWriterAbort (which I haven't ported yet). Other than that,
> trying to compare CLucene code files with their parallel Java's, and
> port more tests which test relevant code portions is also a good idea.
>
> Please update your local copy of the master branch, I have checked-in
> some more updates and tests. I also updated the test suite so it is
> somewhat easier to port Java tests into it. Let me know how it goes,
> I'll try to do some more work on this later this week.
>
> Itamar.
>
> On 25/6/2010 4:06 PM, Kostka Bořivoj wrote:
>    
>> OK, I'm going to port this.
>>
>>      
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