I'd like to fool around with CL a bit. I've installed CMU-CL on
Linux. Pretty much everything I do has to do with storing large
amounts (if 1GB counts as a large amount for you) of simply-structured
data. I'd like a way to store this on disk in a meaningful way, with
a B-tree access method or something similar.
A CL interface to Berkeley DB would be wonderful, but a CL interface
to Postgres or MySQL or miniSQL might also be nice.
I think you can gather from my description that I'd like to use
inexpensive software -- as I said I'd just like to fool around a bit
to see if I like CL for what I do. Perl is giving me the creeps,
somehow :-)
kai
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Kai Grossjohann <···········@ls6.cs.uni-dortmund.de> writes:
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> A CL interface to Berkeley DB would be wonderful, but a CL interface
> to Postgres or MySQL or miniSQL might also be nice.
Someone posted an interface for CMUCL to PostgreSQL via libpq. You
can find it in the mail archives on www.cons.org.
Ray