Am 02.01.14 19:02, schrieb John Buckman:
Hi Gustaf,
I found today your great article on alternative mallocs:
https://next-scripting.org/xowiki/docs/misc/thread-mallocs/index1
could you possibly let me know what the correct way is to build Tcl
and Naviserver with tcmalloc?
In order to avoid tcl
Am 02.01.14 20:53, schrieb John Buckman:
After rebuilding tcl and naviserver (current) from source, with
-ltcmalloc, my naviserver is stable.
great. the tip version of naviserver have already some modifications
to help against concurrency bugs in tcl (e.g. reducing the frequency of
interp
crea
Hi
I'm looking at upgrading a fairly high load website from a prehistoric
version of aolserver (3.4 with Tcl 7.6) to the latest naviserver and Tcl
8.6.1.
Has anyone run a production website with naviserver and Tcl 8.6 yet? I put
together a quick test a few months back and got a basic hello world
My recommendation would be to use in production naviserver with tcl
8.5.*. The main reason for the recommendation is lack of testing in
generation with tcl 8.6, and in particular with interactions with new
commands and features (e.g. coroutines, NRE etc.).
We don't have a list of known issues
Thanks, I'll give it a try on 8.6.1 first, since I've got a ton of code
that requires 8.6 features that it would be nice to use and see what bugs
shake loose.
If it doesn't pan out I'll fall back to 8.5 but at least it'll show up
areas that need work. 8.6 is pretty huge in terms of core changes s
