sider 0.9
Chakrit
Just pushed 0.9 to nuget server with support for variadic write
commands if you need them :) + changed number versioning to be more
semantic (http://semver.org)
If you need anything feel free to let me know.
Cheers,
- chakrit
waterboy4800
Chakrit
I am actually thinking of rewriting a few parts of Sider (so it could
benefit from Iocp/proper connection pooling) before v1.0 but havnt
really got the time as it is quite a big task.
But for the problem you mention I *think* I could do it around this
Saturday. Will probably be in a v0.9.1 release.
The day job is very demanding atm. But I have no other plan for Sider
at the moment so I can get this fixed if you want.
Also, if you have a specific use case or perf problem I would love to
hear about it. :)
p.s. if anyone want to try their hands, you can check the
src/Sider/Executors folder for PipelinedExecutor.cs and
TransactedExecutor.cs which gets used when calling .Pipeline and
.Multi respectively.
- chakrit
waterboy4800
the design, I like it better then the other libraries because you have
left the API the same so documentation lines up, other libs tried
to .net(ify) it.
I'm currently writing about 14,000 keys at once, and i need to to be
done as fast as possible and transacted. I had it pipelined and it was
taking about 2 seconds, i removed it to make it transacted and it
added about 2 seconds. I'd like to cut it down to as quick as possible
so my reads can get the most up to date info. I have another few weeks
before i gotta publish any code so if you can get it done by then, i
might take a look and see if i can figure out how to implement it just
for something to do. Let me know if you get any updates in. Thanks!
Chakrit
https://github.com/chakrit/sider/commit/c406e9c439e35ca6ed6aa016f16991c813421004
But haven't tested this as I don't have access to VS2010 to
compile .NET4 atm. (which was originally used to build everything)
and MonoDevelop isn't quite up to par so absolutely 0 times have I
tested this but theoretically it should work.
Not sure if you're linking with the source or the NuGet package?
If it's the latter maybe I might be able to give you a test version
tomorrow. :/
Anyway, please try it out if you can :)
waterboy4800
went from about 4-5 second writes down to less then a second. Perfect.
Thanks again!
On Dec 16, 1:09 pm, Chakrit <neuro.pot...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Just did a quick patch before sleep:https://github.com/chakrit/sider/commit/c406e9c439e35ca6ed6aa016f1699...
Chakrit
waterboy4800
key to your release so its possible to add to the GAC. I need to rely
on the GAC and cannot reference your dll unless it also has a strong
named key. For now I'm going to build your source and add one my
self,
but i don't want to do that ever update you release.
Let me know your thoughts. Thanks