Hi, I am an engineering student applicant for the Google Summer of Code 2010 and would like to contribute to Drizzle through GSoC 2010. Though I don't have much experience with open source development projects but I'm proficient with C, C++, Java, SQL and Assembly Language and have a good exposure to Operating Systems, Networking and Database Management Systems. Currently, I'm working on the project "Credit Collection and Management System" as a member of the Operations team (analysis and debugging) for Wipro Infotech and Aircel.
For the past few days, I have been familiarizing myself with Drizzle and its Modules. I have some knowledge as to how things work but it might be a bit vague. However, I am particularly interested in the idea - "Replacement Memory Engine" because I feel that it matches with my skill-set as I have studies a full course on Data Structures as a part of my Engineering curriculum. It would interest me to know about the Memory Replacement Algorithms that are being used in this project. Are they similar to the Replacement techniques of Memory Storage Engine used in MySQL? I have some idea about implementing Page replacement in Lnux Kernel Modules, would that be required? also where can I find the existing source code to become familiar with the idea? I would like to know in what ways could I contribute to this project and what does Drizzle look for in interns applying for this project? Yuvraj Tomar Undergraduate Student (B.E.) Information Technology PEC University of Technology (formerly Punjab Engineering College) Chandigarh, India
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