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Re: ADT Lib: Persistence

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Subject: Re: ADT Lib: Persistence
From: Tim Teulings <tim@edge.ping.de>
Date: Thu, 11 Jun 1998 21:45:57 +0200
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Hallo!

> I have a simple (ie. naive) heap manager that allows a large number of
> objects to be stored/retrieved from a memory-mapped file. This is the basis
> to a simple database kernel that runs under Blackbox. There is no fancy

Are we talking about object oriented databases? That would be cool
stuff!

> unixes have mmap() functions. How widely available is mmap() under Unix? 

The configure tool at least a special check for mmap (AFAIK) so don't
exspect it on every UNIX box out there.

-- 
Gru...
       Tim.

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