On Mon, Mar 3, 2008 at 11:20 AM, Christopher Lenz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey all,
>
> we've been working on a branch that would remove the SpiderMonkey
> sources from the CouchDB repository, so that we could instead treat
> SpiderMonkey as a normal external library dependency.
>
> See
> <http://groups.google.com/group/mozilla.dev.tech.js-engine/browse_thread/thread/e3dd995b4a6fbed9/1c9b1653cfe91c2b
> > for some background.
>
> So what we've done on the "couchjs" branch is to add a simple C
> wrapper around the SpiderMonkey lib (src/CouchDB/couch_js.c) that
> implements only those parts of the JS shell that we actually need for
> the view server, with the minor modifications we need. And of course
> the build system was adjusted so that SpiderMonkey is detected as an
> external dependency.
>
> The branch has now come so far along that it "worksforme", so I'd like
> to ask anyone who's interested to check out the branch, do the build
> and run some tests, and report back problems (or, hopefully at least
> in some cases, the absence of problems ;).
>
tested on openbsd 4.3-current on amd64. The bootstrap don't work,
mostly because spidermonkey is compiled with threads support and it
don't find -ljs. Find patchs enclosed.
After having installed I tested it and have following errors :
- conflicts : Run with debuggerAssertion failed: e.error == "conflict"
- replication : # Exception raised:
{"error":"EXIT","reason":"{{badmatch,{error,eaddrinuse}},\n
[{couch_rep,do_http_request,3},\n {couch_rep,get_missing_revs,2},\n
{couch_rep,maybe_save_docs,4},\n {couch_rep,'-pull_rep/4-fun-0-',5},\n
{couch_rep,enum_docs0,3},\n {couch_rep,enum_docs_since,4},\n
{couch_rep,pull_rep,4},\n {couch_rep,replicate,3}]}"}
Anotherthing, and it is true for 0.7.2 too, couchdb is very slow on
openbsd, i attached a screenshot of time results in test suite. Same
machine on linux and i have time 90% faster... (first test : 400 msecs
on linux against 6400 on openbsd). I don't understand why. Any idee
how I could test it further ?
regards.
- benoît
