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OK @whilo… I debugged it and cleaned things up a bit. I’m onto the TripleStore part now
If you’re interested to see the code that loads data, then it occurs in a test: https://github.com/threatgrid/asami/blob/925156e20118cc8662ea68f006afc0eec95dac15/test/asami/durable/pool_test.cljc#L117
The “load” step occurs in a function on line 108, called load-strings!
. You can run that from a repl, and call time
on it. That’s what I was doing to see how things were going 🙂
This notebook computer averages at about 19 seconds to load the book (Pride and Prejudice. Now included in the resources
directory)