Hi Tony,
thanks for info and examples on garbage collecting. I played little with it and
it works.
And i agree with you. It looks like TclOO doesnt play nice with naviserver.
I think, for now i stay with good old flat proc's. Anyway, as some wise-man
said: "OO isnt cure for everything" :)
Jus
Thanks, Gustaf!
concerning 2:
build with LIBS specified should help, e.g.
gmake LIBS=-lpthread
I tried with the variables and at the end, the only that worked was to
give manually the cc command in the two cases mentioned. When doing
gmake, flag -pthread is used, but not in theese two cases.
NaviServer (and OpenACS) include integration with NSF/XOTcl, so that's
what I'd try for object oriented work in NaviServer, not TclOO.
Btw, my understanding is that NSF/XOTcl is strictly more capable than
TclOO, and has certainly been in real-world use much longer, so it'd
be more first choice to
There is now an updated version of the release candidate on sourceforge,
addressing as well the RLIMIT issue. I have installed OpenBSD 6.2 on a
virtual machine and it
compiled nicely with "gmake LIBS=-lpthread". The regression tests are a
well fine
(sometimes the regression test ends with a non-
