Attached are updates to the documentation. Specifically I updated:
1. Section: Setting Up Berkeley DB - to include the additional flags (:berkeley-db-max-locks and :berkeley-db-max-objects) along with their descriptions and updated the list of of parameters in the my- config.sexp
2. Added a new section under Installation titled "Using Multiple Versions Of Elephant" that describes how to use ASDF to allow multiple versions of Elephant to be installed on a single system
3. Made a change to one of the Scenarios where the class was system- object, but the methods were referring to system-state (Section: Persistent System Objects)
4. Put placeholders in for the different slot types, titled:
Using Cached Slots
Using Indexed Slots
Using Derived Indexed Slots
Using Set Valued Slots
5. Added a write up based on Ian's email on Association Slots titled
"Using Association Slots"
6. Updated the Section (4) titled "Berkeley DB Data Store":
a. to include references to the new my-config.sexp parameters
b. Updated the open-store parameters to include :max-
locks :cachesize and :max-objects
c. Updated performance tuning to quickly describe what berkeley-
db-max-locks, and objects do
d. Show an example call to open-store using :max-locks and :max-
objects
e. Updated performance tuning to include a reference to the
Berkeley-DB parameters that max-locks and max-objects refer to and to
point the user at DB_CONFIG for additional information.
Can someone send me a quick example or jot down a few notes on using Cached and Set Valued slots?
Are Derived Indexed Slots still pertinent (I recall a lot of discussion regarding them but don't recall what the outcome was).
More documentation updates later. Thanks, Glenn
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