Hi Jakob,
> Alexander, do you have the sources for 68000 PicoLisp, and if you do, is
> it anything like current PicoLisp?
Yes, I still have the sources from the early 1990s, but PicoLisp at that
time was quite different. It was mostly in C, with just a few functions
like arithmetics with 64bit in
Hi Edwin,
> was wondering how hard/easy it is to implement MVCC in picolisp's DB.
> has anyone attempted/thought about this?
You mean a multiversion concurrency control, with the key feature that
instead of changing objects, new objects are created as copies of the
old ones?
Speaking of myself,
Alexander, do you have the sources for 68000 PicoLisp, and if you do, is
it anything like current PicoLisp?
The reason why I am asking is that I am somewhat involved in an Amiga
clone (Natami) which has its own CPU implementation, and I was going to
use miniPicoLisp on it, but then remembered that
Hi list,
was wondering how hard/easy it is to implement MVCC in picolisp's DB.
has anyone attempted/thought about this?
in this line of thought, is there a doc that describes the file layout
of picolisp's database? that is, aside from the source.
apologies for my questions. enlightenment would b
