- Dec 04, 2013
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Marek Vavrusa authored
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Marek Vavrusa authored
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Marek Vavrusa authored
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- Dec 03, 2013
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Marek Vavrusa authored
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Marek Vavrusa authored
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Marek Vavrusa authored
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Marek Vavrusa authored
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Marek Vavrusa authored
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- Dec 02, 2013
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Marek Vavrusa authored
The general idea is a processor function which takes list_t of someting and passes it to the specific processing function one by one. AXFR uses list of two zone trees, IXFR list of changesets.
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Marek Vavrusa authored
Also removed some unused code.
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Marek Vavrusa authored
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- Nov 29, 2013
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Marek Vavrusa authored
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Marek Vavrusa authored
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Marek Vavrusa authored
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Marek Vavrusa authored
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Marek Vavrusa authored
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Marek Vavruša authored
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Jan Včelák authored
ref #121
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Jan Včelák authored
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Jan Včelák authored
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Jan Včelák authored
ref #121
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Jan Včelák authored
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Jan Včelák authored
ref #121
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Jan Včelák authored
ref #121
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Marek Vavrusa authored
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Marek Vavrusa authored
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Marek Vavrusa authored
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Marek Vavrusa authored
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- Nov 28, 2013
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Marek Vavrusa authored
Since inserting into hashtable may fail, this would result in lost records. I refactored the code a bit and hashtable node split is now done recursively, i.e. it divides nodes until it fits.
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Marek Vavrusa authored
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Marek Vavrusa authored
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Marek Vavrusa authored
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Marek Vavrusa authored
Sorted iteration is not needed and hhash doesn't support sorted iteration unless an order index is built.
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Marek Vavrusa authored
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Marek Vavrusa authored
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- Nov 27, 2013
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Marek Vavrusa authored
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Marek Vavrusa authored
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Marek Vavrusa authored
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Marek Vavrusa authored
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Jan Včelák authored
Use pointer-based thread identifiers instead of number-based ones. This should resolve compilation warnings on BSD systems. Linux uses integers as thread identifiers, BSD based systems use pointers. ref #157
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