On Wed, Nov 24, 2010 at 2:04 AM, Shaping <shap...@charter.net> wrote:
> Jim, does your web-server example work for you? The example you posted
> failed for me during init-db. init-db successfully creates the user adhoc
> subdirectory, and then fails shortly after this, but I could not determine
> with the walker the exact problem. The stack trace I posted showed a
> call-effect-unsafe problem. I do not know what this means.
>
>
>
> Is there a special procedure for installing the sqlite3.* files? I am
> assuming not. I put them in the Factor working directory. I did this based
> on your original instructions in your first posting on the web server.
>
>
>
I have noticed your asking this, but don't have an answer for you on
Windows. We've already covered where to get the dlls from, and where to put
them - your factor home folder. From that point all the sqlite attempts
worked for me.
I am more of an end user than many of these other guys on here, so I don't
have any answers. I once learned everything I could about any computer I
had, but gave that up several platforms ago - I never seemed to use the
info, there isn't room any more, etc.
My suspicion is that there is some kind of permission problem, or a 64 bit
issue. Do you have another MS machine you can play on to test this? I
switch back and forth between mac and windows and often get clues from
that. Maybe you could get past this awkward learning period by booting to
linux and playing there, using the built in emacs editor. Then, gradually
shift to windows - then you know you're doing it 'right' and the only issue
is the platform. I do this for all my open source work.
I have learned some walker/debugger tricks. One that may have already
occurred to you is to use a grep tool to find likely places for something to
happen, put a B in the source every where (maybe with some kind of
marking/numbering system like
"name of proc" drop
to help you know where you are).
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