Re: [Ltib] nosql key-value store for powerpc?

[GAN]

6 jun 2013 at 21.49 wrote Stuart Hughes:

>Hi Eric,
>
>You may be able to use db1, which is the BSD database library for C,
>IIRC this will let you do key/value disk based stores.  There's also
>db3x and gdbm, but those have viral GPL or GPL like licenses which you
>may want to avoid (db1 is under a permissive BSD license).

Not sure if the license choice was a concern for Erin or if Stuart just
offered additional information but in any case:  Itzam/C is another
nice key/value db alternative if you are looking for something
BSD-licensed.  Don't know about LTIB recipes but it looks like a 
straight-forward component with little dependencies, if you need
to roll your own.

And here is the project that could serve as an example of interfacing 
to Itzam:

http://projects.genivi.org/persistence-client-library/

And since we are talking licenses, if you intend to use/modify the 
"PCL" above you should note that it is MPLv2 licensed.

Assuming you are doing open source software, please let us know
where we might be able to see/reuse your results.

Good luck.

Gunnar

>
>
>If you don't mind a structure database, sqlite is a good choice (it's
>pretty small and quite powerful.)
>
>Regards, Stuart
>
>>
>>On 03/06/13 17:11, Erin Spiceland wrote:
>>Hello, all! I'm using LTIB to build images for an embedded powerpc. Does
>>anyone have any recommendations for an extremely lightweight nosql
>>server or key-value store that LTIB can build for powerpc?
>>
>>Erin