boot.pod/with-eval-in -> Method code too large! #339
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@podviaznikov hi! i was just starting to work on this! |
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I'm going to try using input streams instead of strings to pass the information from pod to pod. |
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@micha thanks! good to hear |
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+1 |
Test case:
#!/usr/bin/env boot
(require '[boot.pod :as pod])
(def p (pod/make-pod))
(def x (into [] (range 0 1000000)))
(prn (pod/with-eval-in p (count ~x)))
This fails with "RuntimeException: Class file too large!"
#!/usr/bin/env boot
(require '[boot.pod :as pod])
(def p (pod/make-pod))
(def x (into [] (range 0 1000000)))
(prn (pod/with-eval-in p (count ~(pod/send! x))))
This works, no problem.
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@podviaznikov Can you please try with latest master branch? See commit message for how to do it. Is this solution acceptable? |
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@micha how can I run boot#master locally? |
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I see, there are instructions for that https://github.com/boot-clj/boot#hacking-boot |
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Hmm, I'm still getting: Not sure if I updated boot correctly, but it seems that I'm. |
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@podviaznikov and you're using the new |
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@micha no, I didn't. Missed that part. Trying now |
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It works now! |
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Great! I'll close this ticket. I think there might be a more clever way to do this so that you don't need to explicitly call the |
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Yeah, that works for me. That is why I didn't try to use |
I'm getting
When calling
(boot.pod/with-eval-in (boot.pod/make-pod) ...)with moderate size function.More details hashobject/perun#49.
What would be the best way to fix this?
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