In a hard disk drive? My god, why? If you're doing embedded
programming, don't carry over applications that were never intended
for it. Go port eForth or Pygmy Forth to your hard drive, or at least
set up a C cross compiler, and write whatever hash tables you need.
If you're trying to make a device smart enough where you really need
all the features and sophistication of Postgres, it's time to question
whether it's a device or a computer.
On 4/18/07, Raymond Hurst <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have a requirement of incorporating a database in a hard disk drive.
Can postgresql do the job? Any consultants out here that have done this?
If not, any suggestions?
Ray Hurst
Western Digital
20511 Lake Forest Drive
Lake Forest, CA 92630
949-672-9853
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Frederick Ross
Graduate Fellow, (|Siggia> + |McKinney>)/sqrt(2) Lab
The Rockefeller University
Je ne suis pas Fred Cross!
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