Hello everyone!
I just stumbled upon Luke K. talk about MDH [0][1]. Indeed the talk is
great [2][3].
I considered MUMPS' database before diving into OKVS [4], and making
the SRFI-167 [5] proposal.
If I remember correctly, MUMPS and its database are integrated, that
is, in a MUMPS system the
On 5/25/21 19:28, felix.winkelm...@bevuta.com wrote:
Building, testing, and installing all worked out of the box, but I got
these two warnings while compiling (in red even though they're warnings):
[...]
Hm, I have no idea, but I noticed a couple of suspicious warnings. In fact,
the code
> Building, testing, and installing all worked out of the box, but I got
> these two warnings while compiling (in red even though they're warnings):
>
>[...]
Hm, I have no idea, but I noticed a couple of suspicious warnings. In fact,
the code doesn't even compile without "-w", which may indicate
On 5/18/21 11:29, felix.winkelm...@bevuta.com wrote:
Hi!
This is to announce the "mdh" egg, an interface to the C++ API of O'Kane's
MUMPS database. The concepts behind it were presented by Luke at the
CHICKEN Coding Jam and produced quite some interest. MDH is a very
easy to use
Hi!
This is to announce the "mdh" egg, an interface to the C++ API of O'Kane's
MUMPS database. The concepts behind it were presented by Luke at the
CHICKEN Coding Jam and produced quite some interest. MDH is a very
easy to use multidimensional key-value store. The code is included in
the egg, the
