Hi Marc, On 1/4/11 1:46 PM, Marc Bollinger wrote: > Wasn't NorthScale working on an informal Windows build awhile ago? Did > that just fizzle due to other priorities (e.g. releasing membase)?
NorthScale (now known as Membase, Inc.) did have a straight compilation of memcached for Windows available as a binary. Since Membase now has support for a memcached bucket type and there were missing pieces that weren't going to be added, Membase, Inc. isn't providing binaries any longer. Membase's memcached bucket type is generally more along the lines of what people were asking for, since it runs as a Windows service properly, gives you a way to change the amount of memory an instance is using, etc. With the compiled binaries we distributed, we kept getting emails asking for that kind of functionality but only had plans to add it in with the memcached bucket type. The way it was being done with the Windows service wasn't really right. There are some other differences too, which is why I didn't think I should just point to it on this list (though it is available for free). Since you brought it up though... By the way, along with Trond, Dustin, etc., I'm one of the Membase guys. Regards, Matt > On Tue, Jan 4, 2011 at 10:43 AM, Matt Ingenthron <[email protected]> wrote: >> Hi Vitold, >> >> On 12/31/10 3:54 PM, Vitold S wrote: >>> Hello, >>> >>> I am Web developing at Winows platform and I am want tu use Memcache, >>> but I am cant use last version with all interesting function... >>> Plaease make at memcache.org build or port to Wienows... >> memcached.org provides only source. >> >> Trond Norbye posted instructions on how to build on windows on his blog: >> http://trondn.blogspot.com/2010/03/building-memcached-windows.html >> >> The trunk code has changed a little, but that should get you most of the >> way there. >> >> Matt >>
