Re: suspicious output from cssdiff

does that mean that the output from cssdiff used on osbf-files (cfc)
does not mean much? if so, that's a relief.

i was also wondering whether the 0 differences between .cfc-files
could be due to the <unique> keyword, which is always on in osbf.

as for the hang, it was indeed a bug in my crm.


On Wed, Apr 15, 2009 at 7:44 PM, Bill Yerazunis <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>   From: Thomas Michael Hagen <[email protected]>
>
>   the cssfiles (actually cfc) are from scratch. will try to classify one
>   msg against a few categories and check the full output. that'll be
>   after easter, though.
>
>   i'm using the crm i posted, and i still have trouble with it hanging
>   in the classify statement. i'm starting to think these two symptoms
>   are related. this also means i don't know if it actually gets it right
>   yet, as i've only run learn, and not classify.
>
> If it's hanging in the classify, then either you have a bug in
> your .crm or there's a bug in the C code.
>
> Classify routines in general are written so they are gauranteed
> to run fast - if there's any choice in the matter, the slow
> stuff is in LEARN, because people CLASSIFY far more often than they
> LEARN.
>
>        - Bill Yerazunis
>
>

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