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little explenation of the arrangement.
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fstring, and updated the copyright notice to extend to 2011
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changes many others, including source files that were deleted and renamed.
Before doing this update, I reccomend a full clean, or even a fresh checkout.
Things to note, most outstanding about this update:
- Bu::Socket was changed to Bu::TcpSocket and the default mode is blocking.
- All templatized container classes are SharedCore now, which is good, but
SharedCore is inherently non-reentrant safe. However, all SharedCore classes
have a "clone" function that return a non-shared copy of the object, safe for
passing into a reentrant safe function accessing shared memory.
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cli tool.
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forcing a header update when a stream changed size, but did not require
additional blocks to be linked in. Kind of strange, but it's fixed now.
A little more testing and I think it'll be ready.
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command line parameters now, I would like to also add an automatic paramter that
would switch it to a computer-readable output mode for use in a larger testing
framework.
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things that should be added. A few of them still need to be implemented. I
know that truncate for Bu::File is possible on windows, I've used it before, but
hell if I can find it. Myriad also needs the setSize function completed.
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adding all pre-allocated blocks to the header stream instead of just allocating
them. This caused some oddness, as you can probably imagine.
There's a good way to go before Myriad is as cool as it could be, but it's
already much more efficient and all around better than nids. I'll have to write
a program to convert nids cache stores to myriad cache stores, but that should
be fairly minor.
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Nids and Myriad pretty much share an API. However, there seems to be a bug in
Myriad when a Myriad file is created and filled with data immediately, the
header stream is mis-linking one of the blocks again.
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probably tweak the header init.
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copyright 2007-2008.
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until I can safely migrate to Myriad.
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