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ColdStore

ColdStore is a gigabyte-scale persistent object store which mmap()s objects into a file (for persistence), can allocate objects in a minimal working-set of pages (for speed), permits library versions to change without a rebuild of the store, permits application checkpoint/restart. ColdStore might be used to replace a database, cache highly structured objects, act as an OODB, make STL persistent, act as a Document Store for XML/SGML/HTML, create a MUD. Future projects include a virtual machine toolkit, ports of several languages, VM and byte-interpretive language workbench.

Tags Database Database Engines/Servers
Licenses GPL

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  •  30 Jan 2001 06:12
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    Changes: Announcement of rehosting, minor modifications apart from that.

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        •  30 Jan 2001 06:12
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          Changes: Fixed some system dependancies after feedback: rm spurious libbfd dependancy, rm -rpath /usr/local/lib, add explicit elf.h inclusion, improved gcc backward compatibility, hopefully made compilation more robust. The difficulty with memory map variation between linux2.2.* versions remains. If you're having difficulty with mmap, try reducing qvmm/qvmm.h max to 0x40000000.

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          •  30 Jan 2001 06:12
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            Changes: Initial project announcement.

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