Berkeley DB for REBOL
[1/4] from: jeff::rebol::net at: 15-Jan-2002 8:21
Howdy, gang:
I have released some code that I banged out in my spare time
for interfacing Berkeley db 1.85 with REBOL/Command. It seems
to work well under both windows and unix.
The code is available here:
http://www.cs.unm.edu/~whip/
IMPORTANT CAVEAT:
With the current REBOL/Command release, you're limited to
putting and fetching text-only data because the library
interface doesn't accept binary! types for parameters. This
limitation is not in the next REBOL/Command release. You'll
notice some comments about that in the code where it applies.
Salutations!
-jeff
[2/4] from: jmalv:hotm:ail at: 16-Jan-2002 11:11
Hi Jeff,
I try to uncompress the file with Winzip and I get the invalid archive
message. Any ideas ? (uncompressing tar.gz with winzip normally works fine!)
Why did you target the historic version 1.85 instead of the recent 4.0
releases ?
Thanks a lot
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[3/4] from: jason:cunliffe:verizon at: 16-Jan-2002 9:06
> I try to uncompress the file with Winzip and I get the invalid archive
> message. Any ideas ? (uncompressing tar.gz with winzip normally works
fine!)
I had same problem
./Jason
[4/4] from: jeff:rebol at: 16-Jan-2002 9:18
Howdy, Jose:
> I try to uncompress the file with Winzip and I get the
> invalid archive message. Any ideas ? (uncompressing tar.gz
> with winzip normally works fine!)
Maybe it's the old shift-click / right-click asci transfer
issue with the browser?
You may also fetch the package with rebol:
write/binary %rebol-db.rip
read/binary http://www.cs.unm.edu/~whip/rebol-db.rip
do %rebol-db.rip
> Why did you target the historic version 1.85 instead of the
> recent 4.0 releases ?
The historical Berkeley DBs have a BSD license. Also, 1.85 is
adequate for many uses.
-jeff
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