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Il 10/11/11 18:14, Mircea Markus ha scritto:
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type="cite">Thanks Sebastiano,
<div>Would it be possible to issue a pull request with the current
code? </div>
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Yes, of course.<br>
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<div>The two points you mentioned can be added at a further point
in time.</div>
<div>I'm asking this because I expect other changes to happen on
top your TPC-C.</div>
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<div>Thanks!</div>
<div>Mircea </div>
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<div>On 10 Nov 2011, at 18:04, Sebastiano Peluso wrote:</div>
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<div bgcolor="#FFFFFF" text="#000000"> Hi Mircea,<br>
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thank you.<br>
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Before issuing a pull request I want to make two
modifications in the code:<br>
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1) implementing Externalizable interface for the TPC-C
domain objects (as suggested by Galder Zamarreño);<br>
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2) changing load/store methods of TPC-C domain classes
in order to treat domain objects as immutable objects. In
fact, I have noticed that we can have objects sharing
among threads belonging to the same node.<br>
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Unfortunately I cannot make these modifications before the
end of the next week because I'm trying to finalize works
for a close deadline.<br>
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Nevertheless I think that you can already use the code for
benchmarking because the aforementioned "objects sharing"
problem affects only the application semantics (and it
doesn't affect cache performances) while Externalizable
interfaces only make a test run faster.<br>
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Let me know if this is ok for you.<br>
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Cheers,<br>
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Sebastiano<br>
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Il 10/11/11 01:54, Mircea Markus ha scritto:
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<div>On 7 Nov 2011, at 16:22, Sebastiano Peluso wrote:</div>
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<pre wrap="">Thx Sebastiano. Would you mind issuing a pull request for your tpcc branch so that we can integrate it into Radargun?</pre>
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Hi Sebastiano,
<div>if you need any help on this please let me know -
my transactional improvements are almost
finished/currently being reviewed, so I'm really keen
to play with TPCC :-)</div>
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