** On May 08, Wichert Akkerman scribbled:
> Previously Marek Habersack wrote:
> > Put that way it makes perfect sense. But why use libtool then?
>
> last time I checked they didn't use libtool, although that might
> have changed since then.
1.0.3 most definitely uses it :)
>
> > It might seem th
Previously Marek Habersack wrote:
> Put that way it makes perfect sense. But why use libtool then?
last time I checked they didn't use libtool, although that might
have changed since then.
> It might seem that they are planning/thinking of making it a bit larger
> project.
That's not what I hear
** On May 08, Wichert Akkerman scribbled:
> Previously Marek Habersack wrote:
> > I plan to write an extension to Pike that uses tdb - it should be used as a
> > shared library in that case. The upstream sources generate a well working
> > .so, so I thought it might be nice to have it in Debian. Al
Previously Marek Habersack wrote:
> I plan to write an extension to Pike that uses tdb - it should be used as a
> shared library in that case. The upstream sources generate a well working
> .so, so I thought it might be nice to have it in Debian. Also, there might
> be some code in Caudium that wil
** On May 08, Wichert Akkerman scribbled:
> Previously Marek Habersack wrote:
> > I intent to package tdb (the Trivial Database) which is a GDBM work-alike.
> > The tdb, unlike GDBM, has support for multiple simultaneous writers and
> > internal locking to protect from overlapped writes. From the
Previously Marek Habersack wrote:
> I intent to package tdb (the Trivial Database) which is a GDBM work-alike.
> The tdb, unlike GDBM, has support for multiple simultaneous writers and
> internal locking to protect from overlapped writes. From the upstream
> readme:
tdb is definitely an excellen
Hello,
I intent to package tdb (the Trivial Database) which is a GDBM work-alike.
The tdb, unlike GDBM, has support for multiple simultaneous writers and
internal locking to protect from overlapped writes. From the upstream
readme:
This is a simple database API. It was inspired by the realisat
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