The C SDK (aka libcouchbase) is probably familiar to many of you as the underlying component of many of our other client SDKs (PHP, Python, Ruby, node.js) as well as some other community-supported SDKs.
We’d like to hear from any of you who are using the SDK directly (i.e. in a C or C++ application) — specifically with respect to: Throughput per application Casual High load Asynchronous or synchronous usage mode Asynchronous (your entire application uses an event loop) Synchronous (library functions block the application) Environment Linux/x86 Windows/x86 Other (please specify) ___ Language C C++ Other (via ffi or otherwise): ___ Types of APIs used: Key-Value Views (via the new view API) Raw HTTP (lcb_make_http_request) Other (please specify): ___ What has been your biggest challenge in using the library? _______________ In the future, we may consider things such as: Moving some internals to C++ (this will potentially simplify our internals) Adding a more opaque request/response API (this will allow a simpler ABI and allow a simpler process for wrapping ABIs) Suggestions? Regards, Mark Nunberg Software Engineer [email protected] -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Couchbase" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
