Re: libcrm114 ready - but can't get into sourceforge --> libcrm114 usage and the p_db's

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On 07/05/2011 11:23 PM, Ger Hobbelt wrote:

> 4) when done with #3, the writer (the learn node) signals the readers t=
hat the
> new version is available and they can discard and load at their leisure=
: both

Yes, this is what I have in mind as a "guaranteed to work" fallback, if n=
o
"fancy" way to do the things is available. I think I can do even easier t=
han you
suggest: save relearned database into new file(s), rename them "as atomic=
ally as
I can" to the old names and signal the classifier(s) to re-read/restart "=
when
convenient". Until restarted, they will have the old versions of the file=
s
mmap()ed (and kept as orphans in the filesystem, to be removed when the
classifiers close them). There are some race conditions but this will suf=
fice
for my purpose.

Just want to check with Bill that this is indeed "the only right way".

Eugene


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