Robert,
Under rules for MARC, all you really need is a 245 (title) field to be a
record. It would be of dubious use, but would technically be a MARC
record. As far as I have seen as a user, the issues with brief records
in Evergreen are the same as with any ILS and are mainly in retrieval
On 7-Jul-2008, at 19:38 , Bill Erickson wrote:
I have not taken the time to heavily debug this yet, but I wanted
to pass it
on in case the solution is obvious to anyone else. The code I'm
writing
parses an opensrf message, using jsonParseString under the covers, and
segfaults while trying
On Monday 07 July 2008 8:46 David J. Fiander wrote:
On 7-Jul-2008, at 19:38 , Bill Erickson wrote:
This is also right, although it's incomplete. The next line of code
better be
freeObjList = unused;
Otherwise, you just keep dropping pointers.
Yep, it's there.
Thanks, David.
-b
On 7-Jul-2008, at 19:38 , Bill Erickson wrote:
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GDB Output for the segfault I'm seeing:
Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
[Switching to Thread 0xb77a7700 (LWP 20128)]
jsonNewObject (data=0x0) at osrf_json_object.c:86
warning: Source file is more recent
