i've been working on a project i'd like hosted
elephant - an object database for common lisp
elephant is an object database for common lisp. it is transparent to use, plays well with CLOS, easy to use, flexible, and fast. it uses sleepycat (berkeley db), which is server-less, ACID compliant, transactional, multi-process and thread safe, and probably beats the pants off of most relational databases. the design goals are simplicity, ease-of-use, safety, and speed.
currently it is in alpha, so claims about performance and safety should be taken with a grain of salt. eventually it will be portable but right now only works on CMUCL; it uses Paul Foley's berkeley-db package.
developers: Andrew Blumberg, Ben Lee
license: not decided yet, but will be free
Ben ben@medianstrip.net writes:
i've been working on a project i'd like hosted
Good stuff!
Can you each please send us your SSH and PGP public keys?
If you're not familiar with those, you probably have an SSH public key in ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub, and you can use GNU Privacy Guard (GPG) to create the "PGP" public key.
Cheers, Luke
Luke Gorrie luke@bluetail.com writes:
Ben ben@medianstrip.net writes:
i've been working on a project i'd like hosted
Good stuff!
Can you each please send us your SSH and PGP public keys?
If you're not familiar with those, you probably have an SSH public key in ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub, and you can use GNU Privacy Guard (GPG) to create the "PGP" public key.
Well, I'd like to know the licence first.
Other than that, I agree: It is good stuff :-)
Regards, Mario.
um, i'm thinking about a BSD style license, but since uffi is LLGPL i might be forced to use that? i dunno i'm not a lawyer, and honestly am having trouble figuring this stuff out.
B
On Tue, 6 Jul 2004, Mario Mommer wrote:
Luke Gorrie luke@bluetail.com writes:
Ben ben@medianstrip.net writes:
i've been working on a project i'd like hosted
Good stuff!
Can you each please send us your SSH and PGP public keys?
If you're not familiar with those, you probably have an SSH public key in ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub, and you can use GNU Privacy Guard (GPG) to create the "PGP" public key.
Well, I'd like to know the licence first.
Other than that, I agree: It is good stuff :-)
Regards, Mario.
On Tue, 6 Jul 2004, Ben wrote:
um, i'm thinking about a BSD style license, but since uffi is LLGPL i might be forced to use that? i dunno i'm not a lawyer, and honestly
No. You can use UFFI and keep your own work under BSD. Both are fine for clnet. (approved, post fact ;)
Cheers,
-- Nikodemus Siivola
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